A bijection between the set of nesting-similarity classes and L & P matchings

Abstract

Matchings are frequently used to model RNA secondary structures; however, not all matchings can be realized as RNA motifs. One class of matchings, called the L \& P matchings, is the most restrictive model for RNA secondary structures in the Largest Hairpin Family (LHF). The L \& P matchings were enumerated in 2015 by Jefferson, and they are equinumerous with the set of nesting-similarity classes of matchings, enumerated by Klazar. We provide a bijection between these two sets. This bijection preserves noncrossing matchings, and preserves the sequence obtained reading left to right of whether an edge begins or ends at that vertex.

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