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Search: id:A121350
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| A121350 |
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Number of conjugacy class of index n subgroups in PSL_2 (ZZ). |
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+0 9
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| 1, 1, 2, 2, 1, 8, 6, 7, 14, 27, 26, 80, 133, 170, 348, 765, 1002, 2176, 4682, 6931, 13740, 31085, 48652, 96682, 217152, 362779, 707590, 1597130, 2789797, 5449439, 12233848, 22245655, 43480188, 97330468, 182619250, 358968639, 800299302
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OFFSET
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1,3
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COMMENT
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Equivalently, the number of isomorphism class of transitive PSL_2(ZZ) actions on a finite set of size n.
Also the number of different connected trivalent diagrams of size n.
Also the number of (r,s) pair of permutions in S_n, up to simultaneous conjugation, which generate a transitive action and for which r is involutive i.e. r^2 = id and s is of weak order three i.e. s^3 = id.
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LINKS
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S. A. Vidal, Sur la Classification et le Denombrement des Sous-groupes du Groupe Modulaire et de leurs Classes de Conjugaison (in French), 2006, http://arXiv.org/abs/math.CO/0702223
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FORMULA
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If A(z) = g.f. of a(n) and B(z) = g.f. of A121352 then A(z) = sum_{k > 0} mu(k)/k log(B(z^k)) (Moebius inversion formula)
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MAPLE
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with(numtheory, mobius) : mu := k -> `if`( k mod 2 = 0, 2/k, 1/k ) : nu := k -> `if`( k mod 3 = 0, 3/k, 1/k ) : u := (k, n) -> add(mu(k)^(n-2*k2)/(n-2*k2)!/k2!/(2*k)^k2, k2=0..floor(n/ 2)) ; v := (k, n) -> add(nu(k)^(n-3*k3)/(n-3*k3)!/k3!/(3*k)^k3, k3=0..floor(n/ 3)) ; N := 100 # For example. add(convert(taylor(log(add(n!*k^n*u(k, n)*v(k, n)*t^(k*n), n = 0..floor (N/k))), t=0, N+1), polynom), k=1..N) : lZF := sort (%, t, ascending) : add(mobius(k)/k*rem(subs(t=t^k, lZF), t^(N+1), t), k=1..N) : sort (%, t, ascending);
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CROSSREFS
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Connected version of A121352.
Unlabeled version of A121355.
Cf. also A005133, A121356, A121357.
Sequence in context: A100632 A111540 A096440 this_sequence A135080 A117260 A077944
Adjacent sequences: A121347 A121348 A121349 this_sequence A121351 A121352 A121353
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KEYWORD
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nonn
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AUTHOR
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Samuel Alexandre Vidal (samuel.vidal(AT)free.fr), Jul 23 2006
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