Combinatorial proofs of inequalities involving the number of partitions with parts separated by parity
Cristina Ballantine, Amanda Welch

TL;DR
This paper provides combinatorial proofs for inequalities involving the counts of partitions of integers with parts separated by parity, including new results and a conjecture related to multiplicity restrictions.
Contribution
It introduces combinatorial proofs for inequalities between partition counts with parity-based restrictions, including a conjecture by Fu and Tang.
Findings
Proved that for n≥5, p_{od}^{eu}(n)<p_{ed}^{ou}(n).
Established combinatorial inequalities between partitions with parity restrictions.
Proved a conjecture involving partitions with multiplicity restrictions.
Abstract
We consider the number of various partitions of with parts separated by parity and prove combinatorially several inequalities between these numbers. For example, we show that for we have , where is the number of partitions of with odd parts distinct and even parts unrestricted and all odd parts less than all even parts and is the number of partitions of with even parts distinct and odd parts unrestricted and all even parts less than all odd parts. We also prove a conjectural inequality of Fu and Tang involving partitions with parts separated by parity with restrictions on the multiplicity of parts.
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TopicsAdvanced Mathematical Identities · History and advancements in chemistry · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
