Recurrence Relations : Stirling Numbers
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A stirling number Snk is defined as the number of ways of partitioning the set of positive numbers (1,2,3......n) into k non empty subsets.
Show Sn,n-2 = (n 3) + 3(n 4) for n>3
The brackets are transposed.
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I chall use you notation where you write (n k) = n!/[k!(n-k)!].
There are two kinds of partitions when we partition n numbers into (n-2) subsets:
(A) Partitions in which 3 numbers are in ...
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