Reconstructing permutations from identification minors
Summary: We consider the problem whether a permutation of a finite set is uniquely determined by its identification minors. While there exist non-reconstructible permutations of every set with two, three, or four elements, we show that every permutation of a finite set with at least five elements is reconstructible from its identification minors. Moreover, we provide an algorithm for recovering a permutation from its deck. We also discuss a generalization of this reconstruction problem, as well as the related set-reconstruction problem.
- Permutation reconstruction from minors
- Reconstructing permutations from cycle minors
- Permutation reconstruction from MinMax-betweenness constraints
- On reconstructing a hidden permutation
- Permutation reconstruction from differences
- Reconstruction of permutations from their erroneous patterns
- Permutation reconstruction
- Reconstructing convex permutominoes
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1538179
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- Reconstructing permutations from cycle minors
- Set-reconstructibility of Post classes
- Reconstructing permutations from cycle minors
- Hypomorphic Sperner systems and non-reconstructible functions
- A dual Ramsey theorem for permutations
- Permutation reconstruction from minors
- Permutation reconstruction
- Ramsey properties of products and pullbacks of categories and the Grothendieck construction
- Permutation reconstruction from MinMax-betweenness constraints
- Determining a permutation from its set of reductions.
- The minor order of homomorphisms via natural dualities
- Improvements on permutation reconstruction from minors
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