A Note on 3-free Permutations
Abstract
Let θ(n) denote the number of permutations of \1,2,…,n\ that do not contain a 3-term arithmetic progression as a subsequence. Such permutations are known as 3-free permutations. We present a dynamic programming algorithm to count all 3-free permutations of \1,2,…,n\. We use the output to extend and correct enumerative results in the literature for θ(n) from n=20 out to n=90 and use the new values to inductively improve existing bounds on θ(n).
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