Abstract. Generating trees are a useful technique in the enumeration of various combinatorial objects, particularly restricted permutations. Quite often the generating tree for the set of permutations avoiding a set of patterns requires infinitely many labels. Sometimes, however, this generating tree needs only finitely many labels. We characterize the finite sets of patterns for which this phenomenon occurs. We also present an algorithm — in fact, a special case of an algorithm of Zeilberger — that is guaranteed to find such a generating tree if it exists. 1
This thesis demonstrates several applications of experimental methods to the enumeration of pattern-...
Generating trees describe conveniently certain families of combinatorial objects: each node of the t...
International audienceThis article presents a methodology that automatically derives a combinatorial...
AbstractGenerating trees represent a useful technique in the enumeration of various combinatorial ob...
AbstractGenerating trees represent a useful technique in the enumeration of various combinatorial ob...
We construct generating trees with with one, two, and three labels for some classes of permutations ...
We construct generating trees with with one, two, and three labels for some classes of permutations ...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
AbstractWe discuss an enumerative technique called generating trees which was introduced in the stud...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
Motivated by the study of pattern avoidance in the context of permutationsand ordered partitions, we...
AbstractA simple permutation is one that does not map any non-trivial interval onto an interval. It ...
This thesis demonstrates several applications of experimental methods to the enumeration of pattern-...
Generating trees describe conveniently certain families of combinatorial objects: each node of the t...
International audienceThis article presents a methodology that automatically derives a combinatorial...
AbstractGenerating trees represent a useful technique in the enumeration of various combinatorial ob...
AbstractGenerating trees represent a useful technique in the enumeration of various combinatorial ob...
We construct generating trees with with one, two, and three labels for some classes of permutations ...
We construct generating trees with with one, two, and three labels for some classes of permutations ...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
In this paper we study the family of permutations avoiding the pattern 122+3 (trivially equivalent t...
AbstractWe discuss an enumerative technique called generating trees which was introduced in the stud...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
Motivated by the study of pattern avoidance in the context of permutationsand ordered partitions, we...
AbstractA simple permutation is one that does not map any non-trivial interval onto an interval. It ...
This thesis demonstrates several applications of experimental methods to the enumeration of pattern-...
Generating trees describe conveniently certain families of combinatorial objects: each node of the t...
International audienceThis article presents a methodology that automatically derives a combinatorial...