Reduced decompositions with few repetitions and permutation patternsDan Daly, University of Denver |
April 29 3-4pm Math 220 |
AbstractRecent work by Tenner has given interest in studying reduced decompositions of permutations with few repetitions. Tenner has shown if a permutation has a reduced decomposition with no repeated elements then one can say quite a bit about the downset of that permutation in the Bruhat Order and about which patterns the permutation avoids. We try to extend these results a bit by looking at permutations with one and two repeated elements. Using such reduced decompositions we obtain new counts for certain classes of pattern-avoiding permutations. |