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so,does what we did has something to do with generating functions?
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Hi;
Yes, it does. That is the generating function for the postal problem with stamps of 2 cents and 3 cents. You solved a related problem a while back.
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the e^z/(z-1)?
what was that one for?
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Looks like the Bell numbers.
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do you think what we did now could help us with the squares?
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What squares?
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in the other thread.the ones made fro the square grid of dots.
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I remember the problem but not the particulars.
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well just look at the thread again. 
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I do not know where it is.
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It appears that was already worked on by a "Combinatorial Genius."
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ok,then.but a different approach at things never hurts! 
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I think that was already done using the techniques of experimental math.
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but is there a simpler form for that formula?
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I do not think there is a simpler formula. There may be a simpler approximation.
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i don't need an approximation.but i know there is a simpler formula.
i need it for this programming problem which is supposed to be O(1):
Task :: Kvadratici
In planar rectangular integer grid dimension n x m (are nm squares). How many different squares are in this grid which have corners on integer coordinate (sides of this squares doesn't have to be parallel with sides of grid) ?
INPUT:
In first and only row of standard input are two numbers n and m - dimension of rectangular grid (1 <= n, m <= 10^9).
OUTPUT:
Let K be needed number of squares. On standard input write modulo with division K with 10^9 + 7.
Notes:
In 40% tests 1 <= n, m <= 100
In 60% tests 1 <= n, m <= 1.000
In 80% tests 1 <= n, m <= 1.000.000
Input:
2 3
Output:
10
Input:
500 501
Output:
271062715
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Why not continue with that in the other thread?
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let's. 
i will post it there.
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Coefficient of x^10000?
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hi bobbym
the smallest singularity is at (sqrt(5)-1)/2 and when we expand there we get the principal part:
Last edited by anonimnystefy (2012-02-17 02:08:42)
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I am not getting that.
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what did you get?
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hi bobbym
i forgot to multiply by (sqrt(5)-1)/2
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