Permutations Restricted by Two Distinct Patterns of Length Three
Aaron Robertson
Abstract
Define Sn(R;T) to be the number of permutations on n letters which avoid all patterns in the set R and contain each pattern in the multiset T exactly once. In this paper we enumerate Sn(\α\;\β\) and Sn(;\α,β\) for all α≠ β∈ S3. The results for Sn(\α\;\β\) follow from two papers by Mansour and Vainshtein.
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