AbstractGiven a permutation w, we show that the number of repeated letters in a reduced decomposition of w is always less than or equal to the number of 321- and 3412-patterns appearing in w. Moreover, we prove bijectively that the two quantities are equal if and only if w avoids the ten patterns 4321, 34 512, 45 123, 35 412, 43 512, 45 132, 45 213, 53 412, 45 312, and 45 231
AbstractWe complete the enumeration of Dumont permutations of the second kind avoiding a pattern of ...
We define and construct the "canonical reduced word" of a boolean permutation, and show that the RSK...
AbstractBabson and Steingrı́msson introduced generalized permutation patterns that allow the ...
AbstractGiven a permutation w, we show that the number of repeated letters in a reduced decompositio...
This thesis is concerned with problems involving permutations. The main focus is on connections betw...
A permutation of n letters is k-prolific if each (n - k)-subset of the letters in its one-line notat...
We present two methods that for infinitely many patterns q provide better upper bounds for the numbe...
AbstractProving and disproving some earlier conjectures, we give a characterization of the numbers o...
Abstract In this paper, we discuss the enumeration of words avoiding patterns with repeated letters....
AbstractWe find generating functions for the number of compositions avoiding a single pattern or a p...
AbstractThe 321, hexagon-avoiding (321-hex) permutations were introduced and studied by Billey and W...
AbstractThis paper is devoted to characterize permutations with forbidden patterns by using canonica...
Under what circumstances might every extension of a combinatorial structure contain more copies of a...
The study of permutations and permutation statistics dates back hundreds of years to the time of Eul...
AbstractIn his Ph.D. thesis, Julian West (Permutations with restricted subsequences and stack-sortab...
AbstractWe complete the enumeration of Dumont permutations of the second kind avoiding a pattern of ...
We define and construct the "canonical reduced word" of a boolean permutation, and show that the RSK...
AbstractBabson and Steingrı́msson introduced generalized permutation patterns that allow the ...
AbstractGiven a permutation w, we show that the number of repeated letters in a reduced decompositio...
This thesis is concerned with problems involving permutations. The main focus is on connections betw...
A permutation of n letters is k-prolific if each (n - k)-subset of the letters in its one-line notat...
We present two methods that for infinitely many patterns q provide better upper bounds for the numbe...
AbstractProving and disproving some earlier conjectures, we give a characterization of the numbers o...
Abstract In this paper, we discuss the enumeration of words avoiding patterns with repeated letters....
AbstractWe find generating functions for the number of compositions avoiding a single pattern or a p...
AbstractThe 321, hexagon-avoiding (321-hex) permutations were introduced and studied by Billey and W...
AbstractThis paper is devoted to characterize permutations with forbidden patterns by using canonica...
Under what circumstances might every extension of a combinatorial structure contain more copies of a...
The study of permutations and permutation statistics dates back hundreds of years to the time of Eul...
AbstractIn his Ph.D. thesis, Julian West (Permutations with restricted subsequences and stack-sortab...
AbstractWe complete the enumeration of Dumont permutations of the second kind avoiding a pattern of ...
We define and construct the "canonical reduced word" of a boolean permutation, and show that the RSK...
AbstractBabson and Steingrı́msson introduced generalized permutation patterns that allow the ...