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math.CO2026

Ascending Convex Polyominoes

Nicholas Beaton, Simone Rinaldi

Convex polyominoes can be refined according to the number of direction changes in monotone paths connecting pairs of cells, leading to the notion of -convexity. In particular, t…

math.CO2025

Completing the enumeration of inversion sequences avoiding triples of relations

Nathan Britt, Nicholas Beaton

An inversion sequence of length is an integer sequence such that for all . The study of pattern-avoiding inversion sequences was initiat…

math.CO2020★ 1 cited

Walks obeying two-step rules on the square lattice: full, half and quarter planes

Nicholas R. Beaton

We consider walks on the edges of the square lattice which obey \emph{two-step rules,} which allow (or forbid) steps in a given direction to be followed by steps in a…

math.CO2019★ 1 cited

Quarter-plane lattice paths with interacting boundaries: the Kreweras and reverse Kreweras models

Nicholas R. Beaton, Aleksander L. Owczarek, Ruijie Xu

Lattice paths in the quarter plane have led to a large and varied set of results in recent years. One major project has been the classification of step sets according to the proper…

math.CO2018★ 28 cited

Enumerating five families of pattern-avoiding inversion sequences; and introducing the powered Catalan numbers

Nicholas R. Beaton, Mathilde Bouvel, Veronica Guerrini +1

The first problem addressed by this article is the enumeration of some families of pattern-avoiding inversion sequences. We solve some enumerative conjectures left open by the foun…

math.CO2018★ 15 cited

Exact solution of some quarter plane walks with interacting boundaries

Nicholas R Beaton, Aleksander L Owczarek, Andrew Rechnitzer

The set of random walks with different step sets (of short steps) in the quarter plane has provided a rich set of models that have profoundly different integrability properties. In…

math.CO2018★ 11 cited

Characterising knotting properties of polymers in nanochannels

Nicholas R. Beaton, Jeremy W. Eng, Kai Ishihara +2

Using a lattice model of polymers in a tube, we define one way to characterise different configurations of a given knot as either "local" or "non-local" and, for several ring polym…

math.CO2017★ 2 cited

On consecutive pattern-avoiding permutations of length 4, 5 and beyond

Nicholas R Beaton, Andrew R Conway, Anthony J Guttmann

We review and extend what is known about the generating functions for consecutive pattern-avoiding permutations of length 4, 5 and beyond, and their asymptotic behaviour. There are…

math.CO2015

Slicings of parallelogram polyominoes: Catalan, Schröder, Baxter, and other sequences

Nicholas R. Beaton, Mathilde Bouvel, Veronica Guerrini +1

We provide a new succession rule (i.e. generating tree) associated with Schröder numbers, that interpolates between the known succession rules for Catalan and Baxter numbers. We de…

math.CO2010★ 5 cited

The Enumeration of Prudent Polygons by Area and its Unusual Asymptotics

Nicholas R. Beaton, Philippe Flajolet, Anthony J. Guttmann

Prudent walks are special self-avoiding walks that never take a step towards an already occupied site, and \emph{-sided prudent walks} (with ) are, in essence, only a…