growth diagrams on compositions#41750
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It's slightly ambiguous who the "author" is here. Is it you or of those the author(s) of the paper(s) you mentioned above? I would say something more definitive like "This sequence is not currently known by OEIS."
(Side note: It is almost A058122, but just 68 instead of 69. Unfortunately there are not more data points in that entry.)
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you got me so curious that I installed semigroups and smallsemi, asked an LLM a program to compute it, and made its code work.
Its 68.
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The entry in sequence A058122? The entry A058118 has two more numbers: 1376, 7510. They probably are just different generally, but the similarity up until that point was curious.
Co-authored-by: Martin Rubey <axiomize@yahoo.de> Co-authored-by: Travis Scrimshaw <clfrngrown@aol.com>
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The entry in sequence A058122? The entry A058118 has two more numbers: 1376, 7510. They probably are just different generally, but the similarity up until that point was curious.
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Last little thing, on top of my previous comments above.
Co-authored-by: Travis Scrimshaw <clfrngrown@aol.com>
Co-authored-by: Travis Scrimshaw <clfrngrown@aol.com> Co-authored-by: Martin Rubey <axiomize@yahoo.de>
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Thank you. One last blankline you missed and one thing I missed. Once changed, then you can change this to a positive review.
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Actually, it is quite easy to explain the numbers. As it turns out, the number of saturated chains to a fixed composition is just the number of standard Young tableaux of the corresponding partition shape. So the total number equals
Should I add this? Note that I did not check it, it's only experimental, although I am completely sure that it is true. I would also guess that it is in the literature, although a popular LLM tells me that this statement is new. Should I add it?
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I would perhaps add it to FindStat and/or OEIS. You could add it here too, but I don't have a strong opinion either way for that.
Co-authored-by: Martin Rubey <axiomize@yahoo.de>
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One final-final thing: in #23941 (comment) you considered various options where to put |
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I just realised that my reference is wrong. The dual graded graphs were split into a different paper, with only Steph as author. I have to change this. |
…om:mantepse/sage into u/mantepse/growth_diagrams_on_compositions
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@tscrim I fixed the reference, and renamed |
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In your last push, they are not underscored. Is this coming on an forthcoming push (or gobbled in a merge)? |
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Thank you for looking! Some things I'll never understand :-) |
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Dear @tscrim, sorry for any confusion: can I set this to positive already? |
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superseded by #42079 |
This resurrects growth diagrams on compositions
fixes #23941