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Sorting by Multi-Cut Rearrangements
A multi-cut rearrangement of a string S is a string S′ obtained from S by an operation called k-cut rearrangement, that consists of (1) cutting S at a given number k of places in S, making S the concatenated string X1·X2·X3·…·Xk·Xk+1, where X1 and Xk+1 ...
Laurent Bulteau+3 more
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The Kendall and Mallows Kernels for Permutations
We show that the widely used Kendall tau correlation coefficient, and the related Mallows kernel, are positive definite kernels for permutations. They offer computationally attractive alternatives to more complex kernels on the symmetric group to learn ...
Yunlong Jiao, Jean-Philippe Vert
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Finding small patterns in permutations in linear time [PDF]
Given two permutations σ and π, the Permutation Pattern problem asks if σ is a subpattern of π. We show that the problem can be solved in time 2O(e2loge). n, where e = |σ| and n = |π|.
Sylvain Guillemot, D. Marx
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N-fold tensor products of a rational CFT carry an action of the permutation group S_N. These automorphisms can be used as gluing conditions in the study of boundary conditions for tensor product theories. We present an ansatz for such permutation boundary states and check that it satisfies the cluster condition and Cardy's constraints.
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Permutation orientifolds [PDF]
32 pages, 1 Figure, v2: references added, minor correction, version published in ...
Vladimir Mitev, Ilka Brunner
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Permutations with restricted patterns and Dyck paths [PDF]
We exhibit a bijection between 132-avoiding permutations and Dyck paths. Using this bijection, it is shown that all the recently discovered results on generating functions for 132-avoiding permutations with a given number of occurrences of the pattern ...
Krattenthaler, Christian
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AbstractChung et al. (1978) have proved that the number of Baxter permutations on [n] is ∑r=0n−1(n+1r)(n+1r+1)(n+1r+2)(n+11)(n+12)Viennot (1981) has then given a combinatorial proof of this formula, showing this sum corresponds to the distribution of these permutations according to their number of rises.Cori et al.
Dulucq, Serge, Guibert, Olivier
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Permutation Statistics of Indexed Permutations
AbstractThe definitions of descent, excedance, major index, inversion index and Denert's statistics for the elements of the symmetric group Ld are generalized to indexed permutation, i.e. the elements of the group Snd: = Zn ≀ Ld, where ≀ is the wreath product with respect to the usual action of Ld by permutation of {1, 2,…, d}.It is shown, bijectively,
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Permutation and complete permutation polynomials
Polynomials of type x q + 2 + b x over the field F q 2 and of type x q 2 + q + 2 + b x over F q 3 , where q = p m 2 is a power of a prime p are considered. All cases when these polynomials are permutation polynomials are classified. Therefore, all cases when the polynomials b - 1 x q + 2 over F q 2 and b - 1 x q 2 + q + 2 over F q 3 are the complete ...
L.A. Bassalygo, Victor Zinoviev
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AbstractWe give an upper bound of the number of edges of a permutation graph. We introduce some necessary conditions for a graph to be a permutation graph, and we discuss the independence of these necessary conditions. We show that they are altogether not sufficient for a graph to be a permutation graph.
Mohamed Seoud, A.E.A. Mahran
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