Identities involving the number of missing integers in partitions - combinatorial proofs
arXiv:2608.00278
Abstract
A missing integer in a partition is a positive integer less than the largest part of that does not appear as a part in . In the recent paper On the number of missing integers in partitions, Bhoria, Eyyunni, and Santra examined the number of partitions (overpartitions) of with a fixed number of missing integers and established generating functions, identities, and congruences for them. In this article, we provide combinatorial proofs for several of their results.
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