A refinement of Wilf-equivalence for patterns of length 4
Jonathan Bloom

TL;DR
This paper confirms a conjecture that the major index statistic is equally distributed among certain pattern-avoiding permutations by constructing explicit bijections that preserve multiple permutation statistics.
Contribution
It introduces two new bijections that preserve the major index and other statistics among 1423-, 2413-, and 2314-avoiding permutations, confirming their equidistribution.
Findings
Major index is equidistributed among 1423-, 2413-, and 2314-avoiding permutations.
Constructed bijections preserve multiple permutation statistics.
Confirmed a conjecture from previous work.
Abstract
In their paper \cite{DokosDwyer:Permutat12}, Dokos et al. conjecture that the major index statistic is equidistributed among 1423-avoiding, 2413-avoiding, and 2314-avoiding permutations. In this paper we confirm this conjecture by constructing two major index preserving bijections, and . In fact, we show that (respectively, ) preserves numerous other statistics including the descent set, right-to-left maximum (respectively, left-to-right minimum), and a new statistic we call top-steps (respectively, bottom-steps).
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Mathematical Identities
