INFORMED HEURISTICS ON PEG SOLITAIRE FULL
INFORMED HEURISTICS ON PEG SOLITAIRE SERIES

Michael Baake and Michael Coons, A natural probability measure derived from Stern's diatomic sequence, arXiv: 1706.00187, 2017.

Salamat, The general recombination equation in continuous time and its solution, arXiv preprint arXiv: 1409.1378, 2014

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' The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences told him that the determinants of these matrices were given by sequence A079340, and a conjectured formula could be found there.' ' The OEIS is the oldest mathematical database, and arguably the most influential one.' ' We have guessed (2.21) with the help of OEIS. The comments of Tom Copeland and Peter Bala in the relevant OEIS entries have been very useful in this context.'

Indeed, the T-transform provides an enumerative link between these two objects, while the P pipeline brings these two objects back to more basic objects. Many of the sequences in this note are related to simplicial objects such as the associahedron and the permutahedron. All who work in the area of integer sequences are profoundly indebted to Neil Sloane. ' This note makes reference to many sequences to be found in the OEIS, which at the time of writing contains more than 300,000 sequences. ' We encourage anyone pursuing these problems to make good use of the OEIS, as we were frequently (pleasantly) surprised at the myriad connections to other areas of combinatorics.' ' We found the formulas for the coefficients in Proposition 11 thanks to OEIS database.' ' This paper contains several proofs of identities that we first conjectured on the basis of numerical investigation, hugely facilitated by access to Sloane's wonderful sequence finder.'

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