On the rearrangement conjecture for generalized factor order over P
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Abstract: The Rearrangement Conjecture states that if two words over are Wilf-equivalent in the factor order on then they are rearrangements of each other. We introduce the notion of strong Wilf-equivalence and prove that if two words over are strongly Wilf-equivalent then they are rearrangements of each other. We further conjecture that Wilf-equivalence implies strong Wilf-equivalence.
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