Add to ORKGWe analyze the effects of two different types of shuffling on a deck of cards. The number of possible orderings of the deck under these two types of shuffles is shown to be bounded by looking at the group structure formed by the two shuffles and by looking at various restrictions imposed by the shuffling types. One such restriction for even-sized decks is that if one card is a particular number of cards away from the top before shuffling, the card that is the same number of cards away from the bottom before shuffling will always be the same number of cards away from the bottom as the other card is away from the top after any amount of shuffles
This paper analyzes repeated shuffling of a deck of N cards. The measure studied is a model for the...
The overhand shuffle is one of the “real ” card shuffling methods in the sense that some people actu...
In this paper we study random orderings of the integers with a certain invariance property. We descr...
The crux of a card trick performed with a deck of cards usually depends on understanding how shuffle...
The mystery of magic and the artistry of juggling have surprising links to interesting ideas in math...
There are many ways to shuffle a card deck, but one particularly interesting way is what’s known as ...
This thesis considers the effect of riffle shuffling on decks of cards, allowing for some cards to b...
AbstractUpper and lower bounds are obtained for the number of shuffles necessary to reach the “furth...
AbstractThere are two ways to perfectly shuffle a deck of 2n cards. Both methods cut the deck in hal...
1. Introduction The most common method of mixing cards is the ordinary riffle shuffle, in which a de...
. The p-shuffle is a natural generalization of the dovetail shuffle that is defined as follows. Firs...
Abstract. Consider a permutation σ ∈ Sn as a deck of cards num-bered from 1 to n and laid out in a r...
Abstract. Consider a permutation σ ∈ Sn as a deck of cards numbered from 1 to n and laid out in a ro...
We are all familiar with the riffle shuffle, one of the most popular ways to shuffle cards. To per...
We study sorting by queues that can rearrange their content by applying permutations from a predefin...
This paper analyzes repeated shuffling of a deck of N cards. The measure studied is a model for the...
The overhand shuffle is one of the “real ” card shuffling methods in the sense that some people actu...
In this paper we study random orderings of the integers with a certain invariance property. We descr...
The crux of a card trick performed with a deck of cards usually depends on understanding how shuffle...
The mystery of magic and the artistry of juggling have surprising links to interesting ideas in math...
There are many ways to shuffle a card deck, but one particularly interesting way is what’s known as ...
This thesis considers the effect of riffle shuffling on decks of cards, allowing for some cards to b...
AbstractUpper and lower bounds are obtained for the number of shuffles necessary to reach the “furth...
AbstractThere are two ways to perfectly shuffle a deck of 2n cards. Both methods cut the deck in hal...
1. Introduction The most common method of mixing cards is the ordinary riffle shuffle, in which a de...
. The p-shuffle is a natural generalization of the dovetail shuffle that is defined as follows. Firs...
Abstract. Consider a permutation σ ∈ Sn as a deck of cards num-bered from 1 to n and laid out in a r...
Abstract. Consider a permutation σ ∈ Sn as a deck of cards numbered from 1 to n and laid out in a ro...
We are all familiar with the riffle shuffle, one of the most popular ways to shuffle cards. To per...
We study sorting by queues that can rearrange their content by applying permutations from a predefin...
This paper analyzes repeated shuffling of a deck of N cards. The measure studied is a model for the...
The overhand shuffle is one of the “real ” card shuffling methods in the sense that some people actu...
In this paper we study random orderings of the integers with a certain invariance property. We descr...