How many graph isomorphic classes are there given n vertices?

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I'm talking about undirected simple graphs.
 
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I believe this is
http://www.research.att.com/~njas/sequences/A000088
 
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Thanks. I'd like to see how those formulas were obtained, though.
 
Brute force??
 
The formula is at the bottom of the link above.
 
Yes but how do you derive said formula?
 
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