\(k\)-Eulerian posets (Q1611291): Difference between revisions

A graded poset \(P\) is called Eulerian if the number of elements of even rank equals the number of elements of odd rank in every interval of \(P\). A poset \(P\) is called \(k\)-Eulerian if every interval of \(P\) of rank \(k\) is Eulerian. If \(P\) is a \(2k\)-Eulerian poset then \(P\) is also \((2k+1)\)-Eulerian. The author studies, by algebraic methods, \((2k+1)\)-Eulerian posets.