Combinatorial proofs of some enumeration identities (Q1109775)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4070904
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4070904 |
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Combinatorial proofs of some enumeration identities (English)
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1988
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The author first gives a proof by generating function, as also a combinatorial proof of the following result: Theorem. The number of compositions of n with exactly m parts equals the number of partitions into m distinct parts with largest part n. The above theorem and some related results are then used in proving the following theorem combinatorially: Theorem. The number of compositions of n is the same as the number of self-conjugate partitions with largest part equal to n. Examples are cited to explain the meaning of the results.
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lattice paths
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generating function
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self-conjugate partitions
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0.7906928062438965
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0.7886754274368286
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0.7764231562614441
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