A q-analogue of Wilson's congruence
Abstract
Let Cn be the set of all permutation cycles of length n over \1,2,…,n\. Let fn(q):=Σσ∈ Cn+1q maj\,σ be a q-analogue of the factorial n!, where maj denotes the major index. We prove a q-analogue of Wilson's congruence fn-1(q)μ(n)n(q), where μ denotes the M\"obius function and n(q) is the n-th cyclotomic polynomial.
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