Shape-Wilf-ordering of permutations of length 3
Zvezdelina Stankova
Abstract
The research on pattern-avoidance has yielded so far limited knowledge on Wilf-ordering of permutations. The Stanley-Wilf limits sqrt[n](|Sn(tau)|) and further works suggest asymptotic ordering of layered versus monotone patterns. Yet, Bona has provided the only known up to now result of its type on ordering of permutations: |Sn(1342)|<|Sn(1234)|<|Sn(1324)| for n>6. We give a different proof of this result by ordering S3 up to the stronger shape-Wilf-order: |SY(213)|<=|SY(123)|<=|SY(312)| for any Young diagram Y, derive as a consequence that |SY(k+2,k+1,k+3,tau)|<=|SY(k+1,k+2,k+3,tau)|<= |SY(k+3,k+1,k+2,tau)| for any tau in Sk, and find out when equalities are obtained. (In particular, for specific Y's we find out that |SY(123)|=|SY(312)| coincide with every other Fibonacci term.) This strengthens and generalizes Bona's result to arbitrary length permutations. While all length-3 permutations have been shown in numerous ways to be Wilf-equivalent, the current paper distinguishes between and orders these permutations by employing all Young diagrams. This opens up the question of whether shape-Wilf-ordering of permutations, or some generalization of it, is not the ``true'' way of approaching pattern-avoidance ordering.
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