Amenable Number
A number 
which can be built up from Integers 
, 
, ..., 
by either Addition orMultiplication such that
The numbers
in the Sum are simply a Partition of . The first few amenable numbers are
In fact, all Composite Numbers are amenable.See also Composite Number, Partition, Sum
References
Tamvakis, H. ``Problem 10454.'' Amer. Math. Monthly 102, 463, 1995.
- Kleinian Group
- Klein Quartic
- Klein's Absolute Invariant
- Klein's Equation
- Klein's Theorem
- Kloosterman's Sum
- k-Matrix
- Knapsack Problem
- Kneser-Sommerfeld Formula
- Knights of the Round Table
- Knights Problem
- Knight's Tour
- Knot
- Knot Complement
- Knot Curve
- Knot Determinant
- Knot Diagram
- Knot Exterior
- Knot Linking
- Knot Polynomial
- Knot Problem
- Knot Shadow
- Knot Sum
- Knot Theory
- Knot Vector