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Non-enumerative proof that, in average, less than 50% of tiles in domino tiling of 2-by-n rectangle are vertical?
Is there a non-enumerative proof that, in average, less than 50% of tiles in domino tiling of 2-by-n rectangle are vertical?
It is a nice exercise with rational generating functions (or equivalently, ...
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Hooks, monomers, dimers and Young diagrams: Part II
As promised, I've upgraded my last question.
Consider the $k$-by-$n$ partition $\lambda_n=(n,\dots,n)$ and its corresponding Young diagram $Y_{n,k}$, which is a $k\times n$ rectangle of cells. Now, ...
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Hooks, monomers, dimers and Young diagrams: Part I
Following Richard Stanley's pointers regarding my earlier MO question, I decided to "scale-down" the problem and add a slight "twist" to it.
Consider the one-line partition $\lambda_n=(n)$ and its ...
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Generating function for number of different tessellation checkered rectangle
Let $R_n$ be checkered rectangle sized $n \times 4, n \ge 1$.
Let $a_n$ be number of different $R_n$ tiling with rectangles sized $1 \times 3$.
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Monomer-Dimer tatami tilings need better relationships with other math. Summary of results
A monomer-dimer tiling of a rectangular grid with $r$ rows and $c$ columns satisfies the tatami condition if no four tiles meet at any point. (Or you can think of it as the removal of a matching from ...