Let A(n) = {1,2,3,...n}. Let B(r) and C(n-r) be two subsets of A(n) having r and n-r elements respectively, such that B(r) U C(n-r) = A(n) and B and C are disjoint; then a(n) = sum of the products of all combination sums of elements of B and C for r =1 to n-1.

A067057

Let A(n) = {1,2,3,...n}. Let B(r) and C(n-r) be two subsets of A(n) having r and n-r elements respectively, such that B(r) U C(n-r) = A(n) and B and C are disjoint; then a(n) = sum of the products of all combination sums of elements of B and C for r =1 to n-1.

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    a(0) =0a(1) =2a(2) =22a(3) =140a(4) =680a(5) =2800a(6) =10304a(7) =34944a(8) =111360a(9) =337920a(10) =985600a(11) =2782208a(12) =7641088a(13) =20500480a(14) =53903360a(15) =139264000a(16) =354287616a(17) =889061376a(18) =2203975680a(19) =5404098560a(20) =13120307200a(21) =31569477632a(22) =75342282752a(23) =178467635200a(24) =419849830400

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