Permutation Classes with Finitely many Simple Permutations Have A Growth Rate

17.01.2017 15:15 - 16:45

Michael Drmota (TU Wien), Arbeitsgemeinschaft Diskrete Mathematik

Abstract:

A permutation class� is a set of permutations that is stable under pattern containment, for example the class of permutations that avoids a given pattern.
The main result of this work is to show that permutation classes     
that contain only finitely many simple permutations have growth rates, that is,
the limit \lim c_n^{1/n} exists, wherer c_n being the number of permutations of size n in the class.
The main tool of the proof is a precise analysis of the system of polynomial functional equations that specifies the generating function C(x) = \sum c_n x^n in this case.
This is joint work with Adeline Pierrot.
     

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Organiser:

M. Drmota

Location:

TU Wien, Dissertantenraum, Freihaus, Turm A, 8. OG., Wiedner Hauptstr. 8-10, 1040 Wien