Tamari lattices and noncrossing partitions in type B and beyond
Hugh Thomas
Abstract
The usual, or type An, Tamari lattice is a partial order on TnA, the triangulations of an (n+3)-gon. We define a partial order on TnB, the set of centrally symmetric triangulations of a (2n+2)-gon. We show that it is a lattice, and that it shares certain other nice properties of the An Tamari lattice, and therefore that it deserves to be considered the Bn Tamari lattice. We define a bijection between TnB and the non-crossing partitions of type Bn defined by Reiner. For S any subset of [n], Reiner defined a pseudo-type BDSn, to which is associated a subset of the noncrossing partitions of type Bn. We show that the elements of TBn which correspond to the noncrossing partitions of type BDSn posess a lattice structure induced from their inclusion in TBn.
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