Permutation groups, pattern involvement, and Galois connections
Erkko Lehtonen, Reinhard P\"oschel

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between permutation groups and pattern involvement, characterizing groups arising from pattern avoidance and automorphism groups through Galois connections.
Contribution
It introduces a novel characterization of permutation groups via pattern avoidance and automorphism groups using Galois connections.
Findings
Permutation groups arising from pattern involvement are characterized as automorphism groups.
A Galois connection between permutation groups and relations is established and analyzed.
Closed sets and kernels in the Galois connection are described as automorphism groups.
Abstract
There is a connection between permutation groups and permutation patterns: for any subgroup of the symmetric group and for any , the set of -permutations involving only members of as -patterns is a subgroup of . Making use of the monotone Galois connection induced by the pattern avoidance relation, we characterize the permutation groups that arise via pattern avoidance as automorphism groups of relations of a certain special form. We also investigate a related monotone Galois connection for permutation groups and describe its closed sets and kernels as automorphism groups of relations.
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