A generalized x-parking function associated to a positive integer vector of the form a b b b is a sequence a 1 a 2 a n of positive integers whose The set of x-parking functions has the same cardinality as the set of sequences of rooted b-forests on n . We construct a bijection between these two set
Generalized Tree Inversions andk-Parking Functions
โ Scribed by Catherine Huafei Yan
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1997
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 298 KB
- Volume
- 79
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0097-3165
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โฆ Synopsis
Kreweras studied a polynomial P n (q) which enumerates (labeled) rooted forests by number of inversions, as well as complements of parking functions by the sum of their terms. Moreover, P n (1+q) enumerates labeled connected graphs by their number of excess edges. For any positive integer k, there are known notions of k-parking functions and of (labeled) rooted k-forests, generating the case k=1 studied by Kreweras. We show that the enumerator P (k) n (q) for complements of k-parking functions by the sum of their terms is identical to the enumerator of I (k) n (q) of rooted k-forests by the number of their inversions. In doing so we find recurrence relations satisfied by P (k) n (q) and I (k) n (q), and we introduce the concept of a multirooted k-graph whose excess edges and roots are enumerated by a polynomial denoted C (k) n (q). We show that C (k) n (q) satisfies the same recurrence relations as both P (k) n (1+q) and I (k) n (1+q), proving that P (k) n (q)=I (k) n (q).
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