Abstract
Let denote Stern's diatomic sequence. For , we may view as the number of partitions of into powers of with each part occurring at most twice. More generally, for integers , let denote the number of partitions of into powers of with each part occurring at most times. Using this combinatorial interpretation of the sequences , we use the transfer-matrix method to develop a means of calculating for certain values of . This then allows us to derive upper bounds for for certain values of . In the special case , our bounds improve upon the current upper bounds for the Stern sequence. In addition, we are able to prove that .
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