Average length of the longest $k$-alternating subsequence
Tommy Wuxing Cai

TL;DR
This paper proves a conjecture regarding the average maximum length of $k$-alternating subsequences in permutations, extending known results for the case $k=1$ to general $k$.
Contribution
It establishes a proof for Armstrong's conjecture on the average length of $k$-alternating subsequences, generalizing Stanley's classic result.
Findings
Proves Armstrong's conjecture on average $k$-alternating subsequence length.
Extends known results from $k=1$ to arbitrary $k$.
Provides a mathematical foundation for understanding permutation subsequences.
Abstract
We prove a conjecture of Drew Armstrong on the average maximal length of -alternating subsequence of permutations. The case is a well-known result of Richard Stanley.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBayesian Methods and Mixture Models · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algorithms and Data Compression
