Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1968 · 55 citations · 2 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsCombinatoricsDiscrete MathematicsNumber TheoryCombinatorial EnumerationCombinatorial Number TheoryEnumerative CombinatoricsAscending SequencesEnumerative Combinatorics Of PermutationsLine Array TheoryPermutation Enumeration
such that Ij,j (j= l(1)n) and the latter asks for the number of permutations for which there are a fixed number of j such that Ij <ij+,. Two notational conventions will prove useful in what follows. First, it shall be convenient to write the permutation (1.1) as the one line array (11, 12, * , In) and, secondly, when enumerating permutations by number of rises, we shall attach an initial rise. Thus, for example, the permutations
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Eulerian Numbers and Polynomials
L. Carlitz · Mathematics Magazine · 1959 · 224 citations