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January 2008
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Say an integer n is exceptional if the maximum Stirling number of the second kind S(n,k) occurs for two (of necessity consecutive) values of k. We prove that the number of exceptional integers less than or equal to x is O(x 1/2+ε ), for any ε>0. We derive a similar result for partitions of n into exactly k integers.
... we show examples in Sect. 2. Searching these databases is valuable also for cases where the student can compute the integral, as it enables finding new connections with other mathematical fields. See also [7]. ...
January 2008
