- The term
figurate number is used by
different writers for
members of
different sets of numbers,
generalizing from
triangular numbers to
different shapes...
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arranged in an
equilateral triangle.
Triangular numbers are a type of
figurate number,
other examples being square numbers and cube numbers. The nth triangular...
- are
thought of as
alphas (units).
These are one type of 2-dimensional
figurate numbers. The
number 10 for example, can be
arranged as a
triangle (see...
-
being the
fifth superperfect number and the
sixth power of four, 46. In
figurate numbers, 5 is a
pentagonal number, with the
sequence of
pentagonal numbers...
- 19 (nineteen) is the
natural number following 18 and
preceding 20. It is a
prime number. 19 {\displaystyle 19} is the
eighth prime number, and
forms a...
- This is a list of
notable integer sequences with
links to
their entries in the On-Line
Encyclopedia of
Integer Sequences. OEIS core
sequences Index to...
- back to
Archimedes and Fibonacci. They are part of a
broader topic of
figurate numbers representing the
numbers of
points forming regular patterns within...
- parallelogram. Indeed, the
gnomon is the
increment between two
successive figurate numbers,
including square and
triangular numbers.[citation needed] The...
- {139}{51840n^{3}}}-{\frac {571}{2488320n^{4}}}+\cdots \right).} 288 is
connected to the
figurate numbers in
multiple ways. It is a
pentagonal pyramidal number and a dodecagonal...