Factorial transformation for some classical combinatorial sequences
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The paper considers a number of well-known combinatorial sequences that defines divergent ordinary generating series. A number of transformations, including the factorial transformation, is studied with the purpose of transforming the divergent series into a function in order to obtain information about the combinatorial sequence.
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