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A Combinatorial Interpretation of j/n {kn}\choose{n+j}
Published 2006-04-21Version 1
The identity j/n {kn}\choose{n+j} =(k-1) {kn-1}\choose{n+j-1}- {kn-1}\choose{n+j} shows that j/n {kn}\choose{n+j} is always an integer. Here we give a combinatorial interpretation of this integer in terms of lattice paths, using a uniformly distributed statistic. In particular, the case j=1,k=2 gives yet another manifestation of the Catalan numbers.
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