Bounds for the number of multidimensional partitions
Abstract
We obtain estimates for the number pd(n) of (d-1)-dimensional integer partitions of a number n. It is known that the two-sided inequality C1(d)n1-1/d< pd(n)< C2(d)n1-1/d is always true and that C1(d)>1 whenever n> 3d. However, establishing the ``right" dependence of C2 on d remained an open problem. We show that if d is sufficiently small with respect to n, then C2 does not depend on d, which means that pd(n) is up to an absolute constant equal to n1-1/d. Besides, we provide estimates of pd(n) for different ranges of d in terms of n, which give the asymptotics of pd(n) in each case.
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