On the limiting distribution of some numbers of crossings in set partitions
Anisse Kasraoui

TL;DR
This paper investigates the asymptotic distribution of arc and chord crossings in random set partitions, showing they are approximately Gaussian under certain conditions and providing formulas for their variance.
Contribution
It establishes the asymptotic Gaussian behavior of crossing parameters in set partitions and derives variance formulas, extending previous combinatorial analyses.
Findings
Crossing counts are asymptotically Gaussian for large n.
Variance formulas for crossing parameters are provided.
Distribution concentrates around the mean for large partitions.
Abstract
We study the asymptotic distribution of the two following combinatorial parameters: the number of arc crossings in the linear representation, {\mathrm cr^{(\ell)}, and the number of chord crossings in the circular representation, {\mathrm cr^{(c)}, of a random set partition. We prove that, for (resp., ), the distribution of the parameter {\mathrm cr^{(\ell)} (resp., {\mathrm cr^{(c)}) taken over partitions of into blocks is, after standardization, asymptotically Gaussian as tends to infinity. We give exact and asymptotic formulas for the variance of the distribution of the parameter {\mathrm cr^{(\ell)} from which we deduce that the distribution of {\mathrm cr^{(\ell)} and {\mathrm cr^{(c)} taken over all partitions of is concentrated around its mean. The proof of these results relies on a standard…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Bayesian Methods and Mixture Models · Advanced Mathematical Identities
