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Factorials & Binomials

 * Permutation
 * List of factorial and binomial topics
 * Abel's binomial theorem
 * Alternating factorial
 * Proof of Bertrand's postulate
 * Beta distribution
 * Binomial coefficient
 * Binomial distribution
 * Poisson binomial distribution
 * Binomial approximation
 * Binomial series
 * Binomial theorem
 * Binomial transform
 * Binomial type
 * Carlson's theorem
 * Catalan number
 * Central binomial coefficient
 * De Polignac's formula
 * Difference polynomials
 * Dixon's identity
 * Dyson conjecture
 * Erdős–Ko–Rado theorem
 * Eulerian number
 * Exponential factorial
 * Extended negative binomial distribution
 * Faà di Bruno's formula
 * Factorial
 * Factorial moment
 * Factorial moment generating function
 * Factorial prime
 * Fibonomial coefficient
 * Finite difference
 * Gamma distribution
 * Gaussian binomial coefficient
 * Generalized Pochhammer symbol
 * Generalized hypergeometric function
 * Genocchi number
 * Hermite interpolation
 * Hypergeometric distribution
 * Hypergeometric function
 * Lah number
 * Lobb numbers
 * Lozanić's triangle
 * MacMahon Master theorem
 * Mahler's theorem
 * Multinomial distribution
 * Multinomial theorem
 * Multiset
 * Nakagami distribution
 * Narayana number
 * Negative binomial distribution
 * Negative multinomial distribution
 * Newton polynomial
 * Newton–Pepys problem
 * Nörlund–Rice integral
 * Pascal's triangle
 * Pascal's pyramid
 * Pascal's simplex
 * Pillai prime
 * Pochhammer k-symbol
 * Pochhammer symbol
 * Poisson distribution
 * Primorial
 * Rook polynomial
 * Sheffer sequence
 * Sierpinski triangle
 * Singmaster's conjecture
 * Sperner family
 * Stirling number
 * Stirling numbers of the first kind
 * Stirling numbers of the second kind
 * Stirling transform
 * Sun's curious identity
 * Table of Newtonian series
 * User:The tree stump/Fuss-Catalan number
 * Trinomial expansion
 * Vandermonde's identity
 * Vantieghems theorem
 * Wilson prime
 * Wilson's theorem
 * Wolstenholme's theorem