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A090376 Number of rooted generalized quadrangular dissections of weight n of a closed disk: planar maps having the external face bounded by a polygon and all internal faces of size 4. Some boundary mutually non-adjacent nodes of valency 2 are marked as singular; (boundary) edges incident to them are also called singular. The maps are considered up to rotations and reflections. Rooting means distinguishing a non-singular edge, an end and an internal side of it. n is the number of internal edges plus half of the number of non-singular boundary edges. +0
2
1, 4, 15, 80, 362, 1832, 8994, 46384, 238838, 1257824 (list; graph; listen)
OFFSET

0,2

COMMENT

No formula is known. For any generalized quadrangular dissection, s==n (mod 2), where s is the number of singular nodes.

REFERENCES

V. A. Liskovets, A reductive technique for enumerating nonisomorphic planar maps, Discr. Math., 156 (1996), 197-217.

EXAMPLE

The four rooted generalized quadrangular dissections of weight 1 are

...................____......____..

.X<---X..X---<X.../....\..../....\.

.|....|..|....|..X<--X..O..X--<X..O

.|....|..|....|...\____/....\____/.

.X----O..X----O....................

where O is the singular node and -> is the rooted edge-end.

CROSSREFS

Cf. A006385.

Sequence in context: A002750 A002467 A111726 this_sequence A125307 A073479 A068313

Adjacent sequences: A090373 A090374 A090375 this_sequence A090377 A090378 A090379

KEYWORD

more,nonn

AUTHOR

Valery Liskovets (liskov(AT)im.bas-net.by), Dec 03 2003

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