Abstractq-analogs of the Catalan numbers Cn = (1(n + 1))(n2n) are studied from the view-point of Lagrange inversion. The first, due to Carlitz, corresponds to the Andrews-Gessel-Garsia q-Lagrange inversion theory, satisfies a nice recurrence relation and counts inversions of Catalan words. The second, tracing back to Mac Mahon, arise from Krattenthaler's and Gessel and Stanton's q-Lagrange inversion formula, have a nice explicit formula and enumerate the major index. Finally a joint generalization is given which includes also the Polya-Gessel q-Catalan numbers
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AbstractTwo types of q-extensions of Abhyankar's inversion formula for formal power series in a sing...
q-analogs of the Catalan numbers c‘, = (I/(n + I))($) are studied from the view-point of Lagrange i...
Abstractq-analogs of the Catalan numbers Cn = (1(n + 1))(n2n) are studied from the view-point of Lag...
We present two q-analogs of the super Catalan numbers, which also generalize Carlitz’s q-Catalan num...
AbstractCatalan numbers are examined in the context of hypergeometric series. We are thus able to pr...
AbstractWe present some variations on the Greene–Krammerʼs identity which involve q-Catalan numbers....
The Catalan numbers form one of the more frequently encountered counting sequences in combinatorics....
We present some variations on the Greene-Krammer's identity which involve q-Catalan numbers. Our met...
abstract: The Super Catalan numbers are a known set of numbers which have so far eluded a combinator...
AbstractAn inversion theorem is proved which places into a common setting and extends the work of An...
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We define a q generalization of weighted Catalan numbers studied by Postnikov and Sagan, and prove a...
This paper is about the Catalan numbers. The paper is organized as fol-lows: section 1 presents a wi...
This chapter contains an account of a two-parameter version of the Catalan numbers, and correspondin...
In this note we give a survey about polynomials whose moments are multiples of super Catalan numbers...
AbstractTwo types of q-extensions of Abhyankar's inversion formula for formal power series in a sing...
q-analogs of the Catalan numbers c‘, = (I/(n + I))($) are studied from the view-point of Lagrange i...
Abstractq-analogs of the Catalan numbers Cn = (1(n + 1))(n2n) are studied from the view-point of Lag...
We present two q-analogs of the super Catalan numbers, which also generalize Carlitz’s q-Catalan num...
AbstractCatalan numbers are examined in the context of hypergeometric series. We are thus able to pr...
AbstractWe present some variations on the Greene–Krammerʼs identity which involve q-Catalan numbers....
The Catalan numbers form one of the more frequently encountered counting sequences in combinatorics....
We present some variations on the Greene-Krammer's identity which involve q-Catalan numbers. Our met...
abstract: The Super Catalan numbers are a known set of numbers which have so far eluded a combinator...
AbstractAn inversion theorem is proved which places into a common setting and extends the work of An...
17 pagesInternational audienceIn this paper we shall survey the various methods of evaluating Hankel...
We define a q generalization of weighted Catalan numbers studied by Postnikov and Sagan, and prove a...
This paper is about the Catalan numbers. The paper is organized as fol-lows: section 1 presents a wi...
This chapter contains an account of a two-parameter version of the Catalan numbers, and correspondin...
In this note we give a survey about polynomials whose moments are multiples of super Catalan numbers...
AbstractTwo types of q-extensions of Abhyankar's inversion formula for formal power series in a sing...