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Some new families of compositions based on big part restrictions [PDF]
Augustine O. Munagi, Mark Shattuck
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AbstractWe provide a bijective proof of the identity ∑x∈λ(h(x)2−c(x)2)=|λ|2 where λ is an integer partition, h(x) is the hook number of the cell x∈λ, and c(x) is the content of x. A closely related identity is also proved bijectively.
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On the additive image of zeroth persistent homology
Abstract For a category X$X$ and a finite field F$F$, we study the additive image of the functor H0(−;F)∗:rep(X,Top)→rep(X,VectF)$\operatorname{H}_0(-;F)_* \colon \operatorname{rep}(X, \mathbf {Top}) \rightarrow \operatorname{rep}(X, \mathbf {Vect}_F)$, or equivalently, of the free functor rep(X,Set)→rep(X,VectF)$\operatorname{rep}(X, \mathbf {Set ...
Ulrich Bauer +3 more
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A simple bijection between permutation tableaux and permutations
We present a simple a bijection between permutations of $\{1,\ldots ,n\}$ with $k$ descents and permutation tableaux of length $n$ with $k ...
Corteel, Sylvie
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Bijections for partition identities
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Rational points on even‐dimensional Fermat cubics
Abstract We show that even‐dimensional Fermat cubic hypersurfaces are rational over any field of characteristic not equal to three, by constructing explicit rational parameterizations with polynomials of low degree. As a byproduct of our rationality constructions, we obtain estimates for the number of their rational points over a number field and ...
Alex Massarenti
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Combinatorial Generation Algorithms for Directed Lattice Paths
Graphs are a powerful tool for solving various mathematical problems. One such task is the representation of discrete structures. Combinatorial generation methods make it possible to obtain algorithms that can create discrete structures with specified ...
Yuriy Shablya +2 more
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Bijections behind the Ramanujan Polynomials
The Ramanujan polynomials were introduced by Ramanujan in his study of power series inversions. In an approach to the Cayley formula on the number of trees, Shor discovers a refined recurrence relation in terms of the number of improper edges, without realizing the connection to the Ramanujan polynomials.
William Y. C. Chen, Victor J. W. Guo
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On the automorphisms of the power semigroups of a numerical semigroup
Abstract If H$H$ is a numerical semigroup (i.e., a cofinite subset of the non‐negative integers closed under addition), then the collection of all non‐empty subsets of H$H$ forms a semigroup P(H)$\mathcal {P}(H)$ under the sumset operation induced by addition in H$H$.
Salvatore Tringali, Kerou Wen
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A bijection for the evolution of $B$-trees
17 pages, 2 figures, accepted by 35th International Conference on Probabilistic, Combinatorial and Asymptotic Methods for the Analysis of Algorithms (AofA 2024)
Burghart, Fabian, Wagner, Stephan
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