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References

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About this page

  • This is part of the series of OEIS Wiki pages that list works citing the OEIS.
  • Additions to these pages are welcomed.
  • But if you add anything to these pages, please be very careful — remember that this is a scientific database. Spell authors' names, titles of papers, journal names, volume and page numbers, etc., carefully, and preserve the alphabetical ordering.
  • If you are unclear about what to do, contact one of the Editors-in-Chief before proceeding.
  • Works are arranged in alphabetical order by author's last name.
  • Works with the same set of authors are arranged by date, starting with the oldest.
  • This is one of 26 sections, which have been partitioned according to the first letter of the first author's last name.
  • The full list of sections is: CiteA, CiteB, CiteC, CiteD, CiteE, CiteF, CiteG, CiteH, CiteI, CiteJ, CiteK, CiteL, CiteM, CiteN, CiteO, CiteP, CiteQ, CiteR, CiteS, CiteT, CiteU, CiteV, CiteW, CiteX, CiteY, CiteZ.
  • For further information, see the main page for Works Citing OEIS.
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