Large deviations for permutations avoiding monotone patterns
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Abstract: For a given permutation , let be the uniform probability distribution on the set of -element permutations that avoid the pattern . For , we consider where and for . If then we are in the large deviations regime with the probability decaying exponentially, and we calculate the limiting value of . We also observe that for and , the limit of is the same as for .
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