Tree descent polynomials: unimodality and central limit theorem
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Abstract: For a poset whose Hasse diagram is a rooted plane forest , we consider the corresponding tree descent polynomial , which is a generating function of the number of descents of the labelings of . When the forest is a path, specializes to the classical Eulerian polynomial. We prove that the coefficient sequence of is unimodal and that if is a sequence of trees with and maximal down degree then the number of descents in a labeling of is asymptotically normal.
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