AbstractFor every integer j⩾1, we define a class of permutations in terms of certain forbidden subsequences. For j=1, the corresponding permutations are counted by the Motzkin numbers, and for j=∞ (defined in the text), they are counted by the Catalan numbers. Each value of j>1 gives rise to a counting sequence that lies between the Motzkin and the Catalan numbers. We compute the generating function associated to these permutations according to several parameters. For every j⩾1, we show that only this generating function is algebraic according to the length of the permutations
The study carried out along this dissertation fits into the field of enumerative combinatorics. The...
We study a subset of permutations, where entries are restricted to having the same remainder as the ...
AbstractIn (West, Discrete Math. 157 (1996) 363–374) it was shown using transfer matrices that the n...
AbstractFor every integer j⩾1, we define a class of permutations in terms of certain forbidden subse...
AbstractA permutation π ϵ Sn avoids the subpattern τ iff π has no subsequence having all the same pa...
Vincular and covincular patterns are generalizations of classical patterns allowing restrictions on ...
AbstractTwo equations relate the well-known Catalan numbers with the relatively unknown Motzkin numb...
AbstractIt is proved that the number of permuations on 1, 2, ..., n with exactly one increasing subs...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce two new expansions for the generating functions of Catalan number...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
AbstractWe say that a permutation π is a Motzkin permutation if it avoids 132 and there do not exist...
AbstractWe prove various congruences for Catalan and Motzkin numbers as well as related sequences. T...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
AbstractWe call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fr...
We obtain a characterization of (321, 31̄42)-avoiding permutations in terms of their canonical reduc...
The study carried out along this dissertation fits into the field of enumerative combinatorics. The...
We study a subset of permutations, where entries are restricted to having the same remainder as the ...
AbstractIn (West, Discrete Math. 157 (1996) 363–374) it was shown using transfer matrices that the n...
AbstractFor every integer j⩾1, we define a class of permutations in terms of certain forbidden subse...
AbstractA permutation π ϵ Sn avoids the subpattern τ iff π has no subsequence having all the same pa...
Vincular and covincular patterns are generalizations of classical patterns allowing restrictions on ...
AbstractTwo equations relate the well-known Catalan numbers with the relatively unknown Motzkin numb...
AbstractIt is proved that the number of permuations on 1, 2, ..., n with exactly one increasing subs...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce two new expansions for the generating functions of Catalan number...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
AbstractWe say that a permutation π is a Motzkin permutation if it avoids 132 and there do not exist...
AbstractWe prove various congruences for Catalan and Motzkin numbers as well as related sequences. T...
AbstractUsing the technique of generating trees, we prove that there are exactly 10 classes of patte...
AbstractWe call a Stieltjes continued fraction with monic monomial numerators a Catalan continued fr...
We obtain a characterization of (321, 31̄42)-avoiding permutations in terms of their canonical reduc...
The study carried out along this dissertation fits into the field of enumerative combinatorics. The...
We study a subset of permutations, where entries are restricted to having the same remainder as the ...
AbstractIn (West, Discrete Math. 157 (1996) 363–374) it was shown using transfer matrices that the n...