THE NUMBER OF PARTS IN A RANDOM <i>t</i> -REGULAR PARTITION

Abstract For any integer $t \geq 2$ , we prove a local limit theorem (LLT) with an explicit convergence rate for the number of parts in a uniformly chosen t -regular partition. When $t = 2$ , this recovers the LLT for partitions into distinct parts, as previously established in the work of Szekeres [‘Asymptotic distributions of the number and size of parts in unequal partitions’, Bull. Aust. Math. Soc. 36 (1987), 89–97].

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Bulletin of the Australian Mathematical Society
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2025-10-16
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THE NUMBER OF PARTS IN A RANDOM t -REGULAR PARTITION

Wei‐Lun Tsai, Tapas Bhowmik
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Abstract For any integer $t \geq 2$ , we prove a local limit theorem (LLT) with an explicit convergence rate for the number of parts in a uniformly chosen t -regular partition. When $t = 2$ , this recovers the LLT for partitions into distinct parts, as previously established in the work of Szekeres [‘Asymptotic distributions of the number and size of parts in unequal partitions’, Bull. Aust. Math. Soc. 36 (1987), 89–97].

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