PARTITIONS, TWO-LINE MATRICES AND T-SQUARED PARTITIONS
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https://doi.org/10.34179/revisem.v9i3.21045Abstract
A natural number m is said to admit a t- squared partition if we can find c1...,ct em N, such that
m = ( c1+c2+... + ct)2 + 2(c12+c22+... + ct 2).
In this paper, we present a complete characterization of integers that admit t-squared partitions, and we will also introduce a correspondence between the number of partitions of n, both with and without constraints, and the number of representations of integers m in (1, n2) as t-squared partitions.
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