Refinements of two identities on (n,m)-Dyck paths
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Refinements of two identities on \((n,m)\)-Dyck paths
Refinements of two identities on \((n,m)\)-Dyck paths
Abstract: For integers with and , an -Dyck path is a lattice path in the integer lattice using up steps and down steps that goes from the origin to the point and contains exactly up steps below the line . The classical Chung-Feller theorem says that the total number of -Dyck path is independent of and is equal to the -th Catalan number . For any integer with , let be the total number of -Dyck paths with peaks. Ma and Yeh proved that = for , and for . In this paper we give bijective proofs of these two results. Using our bijections, we also get refined enumeration results on the numbers and according to the starting and ending steps.
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