Journal of Integer Sequences, Vol. 10 (2007), Article 07.2.6

The Connell Sum Sequence


Grady D. Bullington
Department of Mathematics
University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
Oshkosh, Wisconsin 54901
USA

Abstract:

The Connell sum sequence refers to the partial sums of the Connell sequence. In this paper, the Connell sequence, Connell sum sequence and generalizations from Iannucci and Mills-Taylor are interpreted as sums of elements of triangles, relating them to polygonal number-stuttered arithmetic progressions. The n-th element of the Connell sum sequence is established as a sharp upper bound for the value of a gamma-labeling of a graph of size n. The limiting behavior and a explicit formula for the Connell (m,r)-sum sequence are also given.


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(Concerned with sequences A001614 A045928 A045929 A045930 A122793 A122794 A122795 A122796 A122797 A122798 A122799 and A122800 .)

Received October 27 2006; revised version received January 22 2007. Published in Journal of Integer Sequences, January 23 2007.


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