Bounds on Superpatterns Containing all Layered Permutations

Daniel Gray

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Abstract

In the study of pattern containment, a  kk -superpattern is a permutation which contains all  k!k! permutations of length  kk  as a pattern. One may also consider restricted superpatterns, i.e. a permutation which contains, as a pattern, every element in some subclass of the set of permutations of length  kk . Here, we find lower and upper bounds on a superpattern which contains all layered  kk -permutations. Also, we exhibit a connection between the sum of depths of null-balanced binary trees on  kk  vertices, as defined in (Proceedings of American Conference on Applied Mathematics, Cambridge, MA, pp 377–381 2012).
Original languageAmerican English
JournalGraphs and Combinatorics
Volume31
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 2015

Keywords

  • Layered permutations
  • Null-balanced binary trees
  • Superpatterns

DC Disciplines

  • Mathematics

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