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GL(n, q) and increasing subsequences in non-uniform random permutations (English)
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25 March 2003
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The relationship between increasing subsequences of random permutations and eigenvalues of random complex matrices is studied. On the basis of properties of a probability measure \(P_{n,q}\) on partitions of size \(n\) and a measure \(Q_{n,q}\) on partitions of size \(n\) it is proved that although \(P_{n,q}\) and \(Q_{n,q}\) are different, they are sufficiently similar that information about \(P_{n,q}\) can be used to deduce information about \(Q_{n,q}\). The connection between eigenvalues of elements of finite classical groups \(GL(n,q)\) and longest increasing and decreasing subsequences in non-uniform random permutations is presented.
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random permutation
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eigenvalues
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finite classical groups
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random matrix
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finite linear group
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random partition
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increasing subsequence
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decreasing subsequence
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