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Resources for learning about generating functions include a blog post on Fox Math and a page from the University of Pennsylvania by Herbert Wilf. These sources provide foundational insights and examples for understanding generating functions in number theory. The community appreciates these recommendations, indicating their usefulness for beginners. Users express gratitude for the shared links, highlighting their relevance and quality. Overall, these resources serve as valuable starting points for those new to the topic.
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Does anyone know of resources for an intro to generating functions? My number theory book just threw it out there. Thanks in advance.
 
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