#I need help solving these recurrence relations

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light spindle
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g1(n) is just n!, g2(1)=0, g3(1)=0

dawn zealotBOT
light spindle
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$g_1{(n)}=n!$, $g_2{(1)}=0$, $g_3{(1)}=0$

sudden spindleBOT
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MrMasterGamer0

light spindle
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Some more context:

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I have this “triangle” (more of a parallelogram as the 0s extend left of the 1) where terms to the left and right are added together then multiplied by the smaller number between. The recurrence relations represent the equations of diagonal.

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A closed form for g_2 and g_3 would be awesome, and a closed form of g_k would be even better. But I at least need help figuring out how to do all that.

light spindle
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@dawn zealot

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light spindle
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$g_1{(n)}=(g_1{(n-1)}+0)n=n!$;
$g_2{(n)}=(g_2{(n-1)}+g_1{(n-1)})(n-2)$, $g_2{(1)}=0$;
$g_3{(n)}=(g_3{(n-1)}+g_2{(n-1)})(n-4)$, $g_3{(1)}=0$

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MrMasterGamer0

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.solved

dawn zealotBOT
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Solved

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light spindle
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.unsolved