Permutations Almost Avoiding Monotone Distant Patterns
Abstract
In a previous work, B\'ona and Pantone studied permutations that avoided all but one pattern of length k that began with a length k-1 increasing subsequence. We draw the connection between that idea and distant patterns, first discussed heavily in a work by Dimitrov, and study similar permutation classes, where the index not part of the increasing subsequence can vary. We find a large class of Wilf-Equivalences between k+1 classes of k patterns of length k+1, and outline several classes of unbalanced Wilf-Equivalences related to the first class. Using this, we are also find new bounds on the exponential growth rate on all monotone distant patterns with a single gap constraint.
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