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Ferrers’ diagram

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  • Ferrers' partitioning diagram for 14
    combinatorics
    / The Ferrer diagram

    …obtained by the use of Ferrers’ diagram. The diagram of a partition is obtained by putting down a row of squares equal in number to the largest part, then immediately below it a row of squares equal in number to the next part, and so on. Such a diagram for…

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    …obtained by the use of Ferrers’ diagram. The diagram of a partition is obtained by putting down a row of squares equal in number to the largest part, then immediately below it a row of squares equal in number to the next part, and so on. Such a diagram for…

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