Fuss--Catalan algebras on generalized Dyck paths via non-crossing partitions
Keiichi Shigechi

TL;DR
This paper explores Fuss--Catalan algebras acting on generalized Dyck paths via non-crossing partitions, establishing bijections, algebraic actions, and solutions to the reflection equation, thus extending the Temperley--Lieb framework.
Contribution
It introduces generalized Fuss--Catalan algebras on Dyck paths using non-crossing partitions and provides new algebraic and integrability results, including boundary cases and solutions to the reflection equation.
Findings
Fuss--Catalan algebras are defined on increasing r-chains of non-crossing partitions.
A bijection between generalized Dyck paths and non-crossing partitions is established.
A new solution to the reflection equation is obtained for boundary Fuss--Catalan algebras with r=2.
Abstract
We study the Fuss--Catalan algebras, which are generalizations of the Temperley--Lieb algebra and act on generalized Dyck paths, through non-crossing partitions. First, the Temperley--Lieb algebra is defined on non-crossing partitions, and a bijection between a Dyck path and a non-crossing partition is shown to be compatible with the Temperley--Lieb algebra on Dyck paths, or equivalently chord diagrams. We show that the Kreweras endomorphism on non-crossing partitions is equivalent to the rotation of chord diagrams under the bijection. Secondly, by considering an increasing -chain in the graded lattice of non-crossing partitions, we define the Fuss--Catalan algebras on increasing -chains. Through a bijection between an increasing -chain and a generalized Dyck path, one naturally obtains the Fuss--Catalan algebra on generalized Dyck paths. As generalizations of the Fuss--Catalan…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Advanced Algebra and Logic · Advanced Topics in Algebra
