Region II of Rent's Rule
Landman and Russo found a deviation of Rent's rule near the "far end", i.e., for partitions with a large number of blocks, which is known as "Region II" of Rent's Rule. A similar deviation exists at for small partitions, and has been found by Stroobandt who called it Region III.
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