
TL;DR
This paper introduces a continuous analogue for Young diagrams, transforming the discrete staircase shape into a continuous form, extending previous research on continuous analogues of combinatorial objects.
Contribution
It develops a novel continuous representation for Young diagrams, providing a new perspective and tools for analyzing combinatorial structures.
Findings
Continuous Young diagrams provide new insights into combinatorial analysis.
The approach generalizes discrete Young diagrams to a continuous setting.
Potential applications in asymptotic combinatorics and representation theory.
Abstract
We build a continuous analogue for Young diagrams, thought of as left-aligned stairs, following the line of research initiated by D\'iaz and Cano on the construction of continuous analogues for combinatorial objects.
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