Paired patterns in lattice paths
Abstract
Let Ln denote the set of all paths from [0,0] to [n, n] which consist of either unit north steps N or unit east steps E or, equivalently, the set of all words L ∈ \E,N\* with n E's and n N's. Given L ∈ Ln and a subset A of [n] = \1, …, n\, we let psL(A) denote the word that results from L by removing the ith occurrence of E and the ith occurrence of N in L for all i ∈ [n]-A, reading from left to right. Then we say that a paired pattern P ∈ Lk occurs in L if there is some A ⊂eq [n] of size k such that psL(A) = P. In this paper, we study the generating functions of paired pattern matching in Ln.
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