Lower bound for the number of distinct multinomial coefficients

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Let M(n)M(n) be the number of distinct multinomial coefficients arising from partitions of nn, and let p(n)p^*(n) be the total number of partitions of nn into parts that are either at most 66 or multiples of 33 (or both). Lower-bound conjecture. For every integer n0n\geq 0,

M(n)p(n).M(n)\geq p^*(n).

This conjecture gives a combinatorial lower bound for the number of distinct multinomial coefficients and is part of the paper's proposed description of the growth of M(n)M(n).

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George E. Andrews, Arnold Knopfmacher and Burkhard Zimmermann, “On the Number of Distinct Multinomial Coefficients”, arXiv:math/0509470 (2005).

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