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Combinatorial parameters in bargraphs

open access: yesQuaestiones Mathematicae, 2016
Bargraphs are non-intersecting lattice paths in N2 0 with 3 allowed types of steps; up (0, 1), down (0,−1) and horizontal (1, 0). They start at the origin with an up step and terminate immediately upon return to the x-axis.
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MR 2827979 Reviewed Lando, S. K. Hurwitz numbers: on the edge between combinatorics and geometry. Proceedings of the International Congress of Mathematicians, volume IV, 2010, 2444--2470. (Reviewer Francesca Vetro) 14N35 (05A15 14H10 14H30 37K20)

2012
Object of study in this paper are the Hurwitz numbers. They were introduced by Hurwitz in the end of nineteenth century and still they are of great interest. The Hurwitz numbers are important in topology because they enumerate ramified coverings of two-dimensional surfaces, but not only.
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Are the Catalan Numbers a Linear Recurrence Sequence?

American Mathematical Monthly, 2022
Martin Klazar
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A K3 in ϕ4

Duke Mathematical Journal, 2012
Oliver Schnetz
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Algebraic aspects of increasing subsequences

Duke Mathematical Journal, 2001
Jinho Baik, Eric M Rains
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Up-down sequences

Duke Mathematical Journal, 1972
Richard Scoville
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Changes of variables in ELSV-type formulas

Michigan Mathematical Journal, 2007
Sergey Shadrin
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The Settlers of “Catanbinatorics”

Mathematics Magazine, 2019
Brian Kronenthal
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The Worpitzky Numbers Revisited

American Mathematical Monthly, 2018
Sam Vandervelde
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Enumeration of permutations and sequences with restrictions

Duke Mathematical Journal, 1973
Richard Scoville
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