Hall's Marriage Theorem and Pawn Diagrams
Colin McDonagh

TL;DR
This paper investigates the application of Hall's Marriage Theorem to pawn diagrams, revealing that only 1 in 23 such diagrams are unreachable when using the theorem.
Contribution
It demonstrates the specific subset of pawn diagrams that can be generated with Hall's Marriage Theorem and quantifies the proportion that are unreachable.
Findings
1 in 23 pawn diagrams are unreachable by the theorem
Hall's Marriage Theorem applies to a subset of pawn diagrams
Quantitative analysis of diagram reachability
Abstract
This paper is concerned with unreachable pawn diagrams and the subset of which can be generated using Hall's Marriage Theorem. The result is 1 in 23 diagrams are unreachable by applying the theorem.
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TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Algorithms and Data Compression · Advanced Mathematical Identities
