The number of maximal unrefinable partitions

Abstract This paper completes the classification of maximal unrefinable partitions, extending a previous work of Aragona et al. devoted only to the case of triangular numbers. We show that the number of maximal unrefinable partitions of an integer coincides with the number of suitable partitions into distinct parts, depending on the distance from the successive triangular number.

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The Ramanujan Journal
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2026-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11139-026-01335-3
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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The number of maximal unrefinable partitions

Riccardo Aragona, Roberto Civino, Lorenzo Campioni
The Ramanujan Journal
Advanced Mathematical Identities
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The number of maximal unrefinable partitions

Riccardo Aragona, Roberto Civino, Lorenzo Campioni
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Abstract This paper completes the classification of maximal unrefinable partitions, extending a previous work of Aragona et al. devoted only to the case of triangular numbers. We show that the number of maximal unrefinable partitions of an integer coincides with the number of suitable partitions into distinct parts, depending on the distance from the successive triangular number.

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