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ORCIDCombinatorial Theory, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, 2025
- Bishal Deb:
Continued fractions using a Laguerre digraph interpretation of the Foata-Zeilberger bijection and its variants. - Laura G. Brestensky, Nathan Reading:
Noncrossing partitions of an annulus. - Hou Tin Chau
, David Ellis, Ehud Friedgut, Noam Lifshitz:
On the maximum degree of induced subgraphs of the Kneser graph. - Elisabetta Cornacchia, Jan Hazla:
Intransitive dice tournament is not quasirandom. - Srecko Brlek, Shuo Li:
On the number of squares in a finite word. - Erik Panzer, Karen Yeats:
Feynman symmetries of the Martin and \(c_2\) invariants of regular graphs. - Matthew Baker, Oliver Lorscheid, Tianyi Zhang:
Foundations of matroids Part 2: Further theory, examples, and computational methods. - Jinyoung Park, Michail Sarantis, Prasad Tetali:
Note on the number of antichains in generalizations of the boolean lattice. - Stefaan De Winter:
Projective two-weight sets of Denniston type. - Kyle Celano, Nicholas Sieger, Sam Spiro:
Eulerian polynomials for digraphs. - Michele D'Adderio, Roberto Riccardi, Viola Siconolfi:
Chromatic functions, interval orders and increasing forests. - Andrei Asinowski, Jean Cardinal, Stefan Felsner, Éric Fusy:
Combinatorics of rectangulations: old and new bijections. - Candida Bowtell, Richard Mycroft:
Matchings in multipartite hypergraphs. - Akihiro Higashitani, Satoshi Murai, Masahiko Yoshinaga:
Ehrhart quasi-polynomials and parallel translations. - Benjamin Dequêne, Mélodie Lapointe, Yann Palu, Pierre-Guy Plamondon, Christophe Reutenauer, Hugh Thomas:
A generalization of perfectly clustering words and band bricks for certain gentle algebras. - Houcine Ben Dali:
Differential equations for the series of hypermaps with control on their full degree profile. - Wenjie Fang, Éric Fusy, Philippe Nadeau:
Tamari intervals and blossoming trees. - Izabella Laba, Charlotte Trainor:
Generalized polynomials and hyperplane functions in \((\mathbb{Z}/p^k\mathbb{Z})^n\).
Volume 5, Number 2, 2025
- Benjamin Braun, James Ford McElroy:
Volume inequalities for flow polytopes of full directed acyclic graphs. - Yelena Mandelshtam, Dmitrii Pavlov, Elizabeth Pratt:
Combinatorics of (m = 1) grasstopes. - D. H. J. Polymath:
The probability that a random triple of dice is transitive. - Sam Hopkins:
Upho lattices I: examples and non-examples of cores. - Jonathan Jedwab, Thomas Pender:
Two constructions of quaternary Legendre pairs of even length. - Andrew Sack:
A realization of poset associahedra. - Foster Tom:
A signed (e)-expansion of the chromatic quasisymmetric function. - Damien Simon:
Mixed radix numeration bases: Horner's rule, Yang-Baxter equation and Furstenberg's conjecture. - Lukas Abend, Matthias Schymura:
The cyclicity rank of empty lattice simplices. - Anneleen De Schepper, Antonio Pasini:
Maps related to polar spaces preserving an extremal Weyl distance. - Maarten De Boeck, Geertrui Van de Voorde:
Anzahl theorems for disjoint subspaces generating a non-degenerate subspace: quadratic forms. - Changxin Ding:
A framework unifying some bijections for graphs and its connection to Lawrence polytopes. - Luis Ferroni, Benjamin Schröter:
Tutte polynomials of matroids as universal valuative invariants. - Jasper Moxuan Liu:
Viennot shadows and graded module structure in colored permutation groups. - Olivier Bodini, Alexandros Singh, Noam Zeilberger:
Asymptotic distribution of parameters in trivalent maps and linear lambda terms. - Hadrien Notarantonio, Sergey Yurkevich:
Systems of Discrete Differential Equations, Constructive Algebraicity of the Solutions. - Guillaume Chapuy:
On the scaling of random Tamari intervals and Schnyder woods of random triangulations (with an asymptotic D-finite trick).
Volume 5, Number 3, 2025
- Hoi Ping Luk:
Dihedral tilings of the sphere by regular polygons and quadrilaterals I: squares and rhombi. - Elijah Bodish, Daniel Tubbenhauer:
Orthogonal webs and semisimplification. - Jean Cardinal, Raphael Steiner:
Shortest paths on polymatroids and hypergraphic polytopes. - Maria Gillespie, Eugene Gorsky, Sean Griffin:
A combinatorial skewing formula for the Rise Delta Theorem. - Lydia De Wolf, Mohammad Javaheri:
Harmonious sequences in groups with a unique involution. - Criel Merino, Iain Moffatt, Steven D. Noble:
The critical group of a combinatorial map. - Greta Panova, Chenchen Zhao:
The Newton polytope of the Kronecker product. - Yibo Gao, Kaarel Hänni:
Boolean elements in the Bruhat order. - Joseph Johnson, Ricky Ini Liu:
Piecewise-linear promotion and RSK in rectangles and moon polyominoes. - Christof Beierle, Tim Beyne:
A degree bound for planar functions. - Faruk Göloglu, Lukas Kölsch:
Equivalences of biprojective almost perfect nonlinear functions. - Isaiah Siegl:
Cylindric \(P\)-tableaux for \((\mathbf{3}+\mathbf{1})\) -free posets. - Nathan Linial, Edan Orzech:
Bounds on unique-neighbor codes. - Vuong Bui, Matthieu Rosenfeld:
An explicit condition for boundedly supermultiplicative subshifts. - Jeremy Quail, Puck Rombach:
Positroid envelopes and graphic positroids. - Andrew Granville, Jack Smith, Aled Walker:
Improved stability for the size and structure of iterated sumsets in \(\mathbb{Z}^d\). - Simon R. Blackburn, Yinsong Chen, Vladislav Kargin:
An upper bound on the per-tile entropy of ribbon tilings. - David Keating:
Equivalences of LLT polynomials via lattice paths. - Andrea Ciprietti, Federico Glaudo:
On the determination of sets by their subset sums.
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