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Combinatorial proof of Hamiltonian paths on the rook graph


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We can be sure that number of Hamiltonian paths on the rook graph for any single cell on $ntimes2$ chessboard equals
$$
H(n+1) = sum_{k=0}^{n}
binom{n}{k}
binom{k}{lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}}
left(n-lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}right)!
left(n-lfloor{frac{k+1}{2}rfloor}right)!$$

Is there a combinatorial proof for it?










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    We can be sure that number of Hamiltonian paths on the rook graph for any single cell on $ntimes2$ chessboard equals
    $$
    H(n+1) = sum_{k=0}^{n}
    binom{n}{k}
    binom{k}{lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}}
    left(n-lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}right)!
    left(n-lfloor{frac{k+1}{2}rfloor}right)!$$

    Is there a combinatorial proof for it?










    share|cite|improve this question











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      $begingroup$


      We can be sure that number of Hamiltonian paths on the rook graph for any single cell on $ntimes2$ chessboard equals
      $$
      H(n+1) = sum_{k=0}^{n}
      binom{n}{k}
      binom{k}{lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}}
      left(n-lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}right)!
      left(n-lfloor{frac{k+1}{2}rfloor}right)!$$

      Is there a combinatorial proof for it?










      share|cite|improve this question











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      We can be sure that number of Hamiltonian paths on the rook graph for any single cell on $ntimes2$ chessboard equals
      $$
      H(n+1) = sum_{k=0}^{n}
      binom{n}{k}
      binom{k}{lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}}
      left(n-lfloor{frac{k}{2}rfloor}right)!
      left(n-lfloor{frac{k+1}{2}rfloor}right)!$$

      Is there a combinatorial proof for it?







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