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A118032 Triangle T, read by rows, such that diagonal 2n of T equals diagonal n of T^2 and diagonal 2n+1 of T equals diagonal n of T*U: [T^2](n,k) = T(2n-k,k) and [T*U](n,k) = T(2n+1-k,k) for n>=k, k>=0, where U = SHIFT_UP(T). +0
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