1. Introduction
Peng, J. has introduced the Shape of Numbers and three forms of calculation in [1]:
.
M series:
,
Use
to represent the series.
is abbreviated as
.
is abbreviated as
.
Use
to indicate some items in M series (the Shape).
By default, the following uses:
Recursive definie operator
,
:
Recursive define SUN(N, PS, PT), abbreviated as SUM(N):
For example:
The following use K to represent set
, T to represent set
.
Use the Form:
,
or
,
,
.
Don’t swap the factors, then each
corresponds to one expression in the SUM().
1.1)
,
,
H1(q), H2(q), H3(q), short for H(q, PS, PT), is also defined above.
Sometimes use H(q) to represent these three coefficients.
If
,
is not changed with n, then
Sometimes ÑSUM(N) and sometimes SUM(N) are listed below,
The corresponding SUM(N) and ÑSUM(N) are easily obtained.
In particular, S1(), S2() is unsigned Stirling number:
1.2)
.
1.3)
.
1.4)
1.5)
1.6) In
,
can exchange order
1.7)
This indicates that T1 can be greater than 1, T is defined in ℕ.
1.8)
1.9)
This indicates Form1 = Form2 = Form3. If regardless of the actual meaning, PT’s domain can be extended to
.
The Shape of Numbers of [1] has nothing to do with triangle numbers, square numbers, etc. This paper calls them Formal Calculation.
2. Simplified Formula
or
Sometimes simple expressions can be obtained.
Define
,
and
.
abbreviated as
,
,
abbreviated as
According to Vieta’s formulas,
2.1)
It’s the same as:
2.1. PT = [T + 1, T + 2, …, T + M], PS = [P − (M − 1)D, P − (M − 2)D, …, P]:D
PS can exchange order
,
2.1.1)
①
,
②
,
③
.
[Proof]
q.e.d.
,
, record at [2]: (6.32).
, record at [2]: (6.21).
if
,
Method of 2.1.1)
.
2.1.2)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
, record at [3].
2.1.1) is for
, 2.1.2) is for
,
.
There has no formula for
,
,
.
2.1.3)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
2.1.4)
2.1.5)
[Proof]
,
,
q.e.d.
, record at [2]: (3.50).
2.1.6)
, record at [2]: (6.44).
[Proof]
,
q.e.d.
2.2. P ≥ 0, PT = [P + 1, P + 2, …, P + M], PS = [P + 2, P + 4, …, P + 2M]
2.2.1)
2.2.2)
Change M to M − 1 and q! to (q + 1)!à
2.2.3)
2.3. PT = [1, 3, …, 2M − 1], PS = [P + D, P + 3D, …, P + TMD]:D
2.3.1)
2.3.2)
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This can also be obtained from 2.2.2).
2.4. PT = [1, 3, …, 2M − 1], PS = [P, P + D, …, P + (M − 1)D]:2D
2.4.1)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
2.4.2)
2.4.3)
2.4.2) and 2.1.1)à
2.4.5)
, record at [2]: (6.45).
[Proof]
, use Form3
q.e.d.
2.5. P ≥ 0, PT = [1, 3, …, 2M − 1], PS = [P + 2, P + 4, …, P + 2M]:3
[1] has obtained:
2.5.1)
[Proof]
For
q.e.d.
2.5.2)
2.5.3)
2.6. Summary
3. r-Flod Sum
Define
3.1)
[Proof]
In
,
,
q.e.d.
Another way: understand the definition of
and use three Forms.
3.2)
record at [2].
record at [2].
3.3)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
This is the conclusion of [4] and the proof is simpler.
4.
4.1)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
This leads to:
4.2)
4.3)
4.4)
The following calculation problems have been solved:
4.5)
4.6)
Use 4.1), the following calculation problems have been solved:
Investigation
Suppose
Let
4.7)
5. Formal Calculation of Gaussian Coefficients
Define:
5.1)
5.2)
5.3)
5.4)
①
,
②
,
③
.
[1] has obtained the formal formula of
, but it cannot be generalized to
.
Notice
, this inspired use
instead of
.
The difficulty lies in the definition of
.
Recursive define operator
:
Recursive definie
.
5.5)
5.6)
The Form:
5.7)
[Proof]
If
,
, Form2 is simplest.
Assume
If
Assume
If
q.e.d.
From the proof processà
5.8)
When regardless of the actual meaning, Form1 = Form2 = Form3 is still established.
PT’s domain can be extended to
.
Form2à
5.9)
5.10)
5.11)
,
can exchange order
5.12)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
5.13)
Conclusion of [1]
5.14)
[Proof]
In 1916 MacMahon [5] observed that
denotes all permutations of the multiset {0M−K, 1K} that is, all words
with n − k zeroes and k ones, and inv(・) denotes the inversion statistic defined by
.
So
q.e.d.
5.15)
Conclusion of [1]
5.16)
[Proof]
q.e.d.
5.17)
[1] has a conclusion:
Generally, Hq(g) has no such attribute; things get complicated.
When
, the situation is relatively simple.
5.18)
[Proof]
This is to prove:
Suppose it is true at M,
q.e.d.
6. Multiparameter Forms
(1.1) and (5.7) Use the Form:
The form has T and K parameters, and more parameters will be used in this section. This section moves the Di to PT.
Define
6.1)
[Proof]
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