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    16 October 2017
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    Summary: In this paper, we establish a natural bijection between the almost-increasing cyclic permutations of length \(n\) and unimodal permutations of length \(n-1\). This map is used to give a new characterization, in terms of pattern avoidance, of almost-increasing cycles. Additionally, we use this bijection to enumerate several statistics on almost-increasing cycles. Such statistics include descents, inversions, peaks and excedances, as well as the newly defined statistic called low non-inversions. Furthermore, we refine the enumeration of unimodal permutations by descents, inversions and inverse valleys. We conclude this paper with a theorem that characterizes the standard cycle notation of almost-increasing permutations.
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    permutation statistics
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    cyclic permutations
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    unimodal permutations
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    almost-increasing permutations
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