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Efficient listing of ASMs
Famously, the alternating sign matrix theorem gives a product formula for the number $a(n)$ of ASMs of size $n$. There are multiple proofs of this formula, all somewhat involved. My question is ...
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Bijections on the set of integer partitions of $n$
I am looking for natural bijections from the set of integer partitions
of $n$ to itself. Of course, I have no definition of natural, but for
the purpose of this question it suffices that it appears ...
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Terminology for a bijection from a set to itself
A current project uses bijections from a set to itself. (The set is the integer compositions of $n$, i.e., "ordered partitions of $n$," but that doesn't seem pertinent to the question.) Is ...
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Bijective proof for a partition identity
I came across the following cute fact about partitions:
\begin{align}
& |\{\lambda \vdash n \text{ with an even number of even parts}\}| \\[8pt]
& {} - |\{ \lambda \vdash n \text{ with an odd ...
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Bijection from "black-white balanced" partitions to pairs of partitions
Definition
Call a partition $\lambda$ of an even integer $2n$ "black-white balanced" if the following equivalent conditions are satisfied:
In the usual (Ferrers-)Young diagram of $\lambda$, ...
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A combinatorial problem about partitions [closed]
A partition of $n$ is a unordered list, whose sum is exactly $n$.
The total number of $2$’s in all partitions of $n$ is equal to the total
number of singletons in all partitions of $n−1$. A singleton ...