Consider Stirling numbers of the first kind $ s(i, j)$ , and form a matrix $ S_1(n),$ where the $ i, j$ th entry is $ s(i, j)$ (IMPORTANT NOTE the indices start at $ 0,$ so this matrix is $ (n+1)\times (n+1).$ ) This matrix is the inverse of the similar matrix for theRead more
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