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Set Partitions with Isolated Singletons

 

Abstract

We give results for partitions of the set of the first n natural numbers into k nonempty subsets S1, S2, …, Sk with respect to the number of isolated elements, that is, with respect to integers a such that if a belongs to Si, then neither a − 1 nor a + 1 belongs to Si.

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