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HMMT 2012 U27

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Let SS be the set {1,2,…,2012}\{1,2, \ldots, 2012\}. A perfectutation is a bijective function hh from SS to itself such that there exists an a∈Sa \in S such that h(a)≠ah(a) \neq a, and that for any pair of integers a∈Sa \in S and b∈Sb \in S such that h(a)≠a,h(b)≠bh(a) \neq a, h(b) \neq b, there exists a positive integer kk such that hk(a)=bh^{k}(a)=b. Let nn be the number of ordered pairs of perfectutations (f,g)(f, g) such that f(g(i))=g(f(i))f(g(i))=g(f(i)) for all i∈Si \in S, but f≠gf \neq g. Find the remainder when nn is divided by 2011 .

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