Partially Ordinal Sums and $P$-partitions
Daniel K. Du, Qing-Hu Hou

TL;DR
This paper introduces a recursive method for computing generating functions of P-partitions in posets, especially focusing on partially ordinal sums, and demonstrates its effectiveness through various examples.
Contribution
It develops a new recursive approach using transformations on posets to compute generating functions for P-partitions, including for complex constructions like partially ordinal sums.
Findings
The sequence of generating functions for partially ordinal sums satisfies finite recurrence relations.
The method is illustrated with examples including 3-rowed posets and multi-cube posets.
The approach generalizes previous methods for specific poset sums.
Abstract
We present a method of computing the generating function of -partitions of a poset . The idea is to introduce two kinds of transformations on posets and compute by recursively applying these transformations. As an application, we consider the partially ordinal sum of copies of a given poset, which generalizes both the direct sum and the ordinal sum. We show that the sequence satisfies a finite system of recurrence relations with respect to . We illustrate the method by several examples, including a kind of 3-rowed posets and the multi-cube posets.
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Mathematical Identities · semigroups and automata theory
