AbstractWe determine all isomorphism classes of intervals of length 4 in the Bruhat order on the Weyl groups A4, B4, D4 and F4. It turns out that there are 24 of them (some of which are dual to each other). Work of Dyer allows us to conclude that these are the only intervals of length 4 that can occur in the Bruhat order on any Weyl group. We also determine the intervals that arise already in the smaller classes of simply laced Weyl groups and symmetric groups.Our method combines theoretical arguments and computer calculations. We also present an independent, completely computerized, approach
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AbstractWe determine all isomorphism classes of intervals of length 4 in the Bruhat order on the Wey...
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We give a simple characterization of special matchings in lower Bruhat intervals (that is, intervals...
For any permutation v, we show that the special matchings of v generate a Coxeter system. This gives...
AbstractFor any permutation v, we show that the special matchings of v generate a Coxeter system. Th...
In [Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 224 (2020), no 12, 106449], V. Mazorchuk and R. Mrđen (with ...
International audienceLet $u$ and $v$ be permutations on $n$ letters, with $u$ ≤ $v$ in Bruhat or...
In this paper, we extend Manin and Schechtman's higher Bruhat orders for the symmetric group to high...
AbstractWe prove the conjecture of A. Postnikov that (A) the number of regions in the inversion hype...
AbstractIt is well known that a Coxeter group W, partially ordered by the Bruhat order, is a graded ...
AbstractWe determine all isomorphism classes of intervals of length 4 in the Bruhat order on the Wey...
AbstractLet W be a finite Coxeter group. For a given w∈W, the following assertion may or may not be ...
We study flag enumeration in intervals in the Bruhat order on a Coxeter group by means of a structur...
We introduce two constructions, which we call extension and shift, that will construct new posets fr...
AbstractOur main result is that the recently proved combinatorial invariance property for Kazhdan–Lu...
AbstractWe characterise the permutations π such that the elements in the closed lower Bruhat interva...
AbstractIn this paper we study some aspects of the Bruhat order on classical Weyl groups, obtaining ...
We give a simple characterization of special matchings in lower Bruhat intervals (that is, intervals...
For any permutation v, we show that the special matchings of v generate a Coxeter system. This gives...
AbstractFor any permutation v, we show that the special matchings of v generate a Coxeter system. Th...
In [Journal of Pure and Applied Algebra 224 (2020), no 12, 106449], V. Mazorchuk and R. Mrđen (with ...
International audienceLet $u$ and $v$ be permutations on $n$ letters, with $u$ ≤ $v$ in Bruhat or...
In this paper, we extend Manin and Schechtman's higher Bruhat orders for the symmetric group to high...
AbstractWe prove the conjecture of A. Postnikov that (A) the number of regions in the inversion hype...
AbstractIt is well known that a Coxeter group W, partially ordered by the Bruhat order, is a graded ...