Counting packings of generic subsets in finite groups
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Abstract: A packing of subsets in a group is a sequence such that are disjoint subsets of . We give a formula for the number of packings if the group is finite and if the subsets satisfy a genericity condition. This formula can be seen as a generalization of the falling factorials which encode the number of packings in the case where all the sets are singletons.
Summary: A packing of subsets \(\mathcal S_1,\dots,\mathcal S_n\) in a group \(G\) is an element \((g_1,\dots,g_n)\) of \(G^n\) such that \(g_1\mathcal S_1,\dots,g_n\mathcal S_n\) are disjoint subsets of \(G\). We give a formula for the number of packings if the group \(G\) is finite and if the subsets \(\mathcal S_1,\dots,\mathcal S_n\) satisfy a genericity condition. This formula can be seen as a generalization of the falling factorials which encode the number of packings in the case where all the sets \(\mathcal S_i\) are singletons.
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