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math.CO2008★ 3 cited

The f-vector of the descent polytope

Denis Chebikin, Richard Ehrenborg

For a positive integer n and a subset S of [n-1], the descent polytope DP_S is the set of points x_1, ..., x_n in the n-dimensional unit cube [0,1]^n such that x_i >= x_{i+1} for i…

math.CO2008★ 1 cited

Generalized parking functions, descent numbers, and chain polytopes of ribbon posets

Denis Chebikin, Alexander Postnikov

We consider the inversion enumerator I_n(q), which counts labeled trees or, equivalently, parking functions. This polynomial has a natural extension to generalized parking function…

math.CO2008

Variations on Descents and Inversions in Permutations

Denis Chebikin

We study new statistics on permutations that are variations on the descent and the inversion statistics. In particular, we consider the alternating descent set of a permutation sig…

math.CO2007★ 6 cited

Cyclotomic factors of the descent set polynomial

Denis Chebikin, Richard Ehrenborg, Pavlo Pylyavskyy +1

We introduce the notion of the descent set polynomial as an alternative way of encoding the sizes of descent classes of permutations. Descent set polynomials exhibit interesting fa…

math.CO2003

Graph powers and k-ordered Hamiltonicity

Denis Chebikin

It is known that if G is a connected simple graph, then G^3 is Hamiltonian (in fact, Hamilton-connected). A simple graph is k-ordered Hamiltonian if for any sequence v_1, v_2, ...,…

math.CO2003★ 5 cited

A family of bijections between G-parking functions and spanning trees

Denis Chebikin, Pavlo Pylyavskyy

For a directed graph G on vertices {0,1,...,n}, a G-parking function is an n-tuple (b_1,...,b_n) of non-negative integers such that, for every non-empty subset U of {1,...,n}, ther…