Permutations by Number of Rises and Successions

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Eulerian Numbers and Polynomials

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A Formal Calculus for the Enumerative System of Sequences-I. Combinatorial Theorems
A Formal Calculus for the Enumerative System of Sequences-II. Applications
A Formal Calculus for the Enumerative System of Sequences-III. Further Developments
A $q$-enumeration of alternating permutations
The $q$-tangent and $q$-secant numbers via continued fractions
A new decomposition of derangements
Counting Successions in Permutations
The distribution of increasing 2-sequences in random permutations of arbitrary multi-sets.
Some stochastic processes in a random permutation
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Signed countings of types B and D permutations and $t,q$-Euler numbers
A combinatorial interpretation of the Seidel generation of $q$-derangement numbers
Derangements and Genocchi numbers
The pruning-grafting lattice of binary trees
On the joint distributions of succession and Eulerian statistics
Some permutation problems
A grammar of Dumont and a theorem of Diaconis-Evans-Graham
Distributions of successions of arbitrary multisets
A unified approach to polynomial sequences with only real zeros
Counting permutations by the number of successions within cycles
A generalization of the Eulerian numbers with a probabilistic application
Fixed points and adjacent ascents for classical complex reflection groups
Counting permutations by successions and other figures
The $q$-tangent and $q$-secant numbers via basic Eulerian polynomials
Permutations and successions
A NOTE ON SAMPLING WITH AND WITHOUT REPLACEMENT
Circular permutations by number of rises and successions
Permanent identities, combinatorial sequences, and permutation statistics
The $1/k$-Eulerian polynomials of type $B$
Hopping from Chebyshev polynomials to permutation statistics
On the exact distributions of Eulerian and Simon Newcomb numbers associated with random permutations
Sequence enumeration
The distribution of increasing $l$-sequences in random permutations: A Markov chain approach
Generalized Eulerian numbers

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