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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

Fr´ ed´ eric Chapoton 1 Gr´ egory Chˆ atel 2 Viviane Pons 3

1

Institut Camille Jordan, Univ. Claude Bernard Lyon

2

Laboratoire d’Informatique Gaspard Monge, Univ. Paris-Est Marne-la-Vall´ ee

3

Fakult¨ at f¨ ur Mathematik, Univ. Wien

26 March 2014

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Introduction

Order on permutations Order on trees

Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows Main result

Interval-posets Example of bijection

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(3)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Transpositions

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4 5

(2, 5)

Simples transpositions

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4 5

(2, 3) = s 2

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Transpositions

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4 5

(2, 5) Simples transpositions

1 2 3 4 5

1 2 3 4 5

(2, 3) = s 2

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order σ

σs i

251436

521436 254136 251463

`(σs i ) = `(σ) + 1

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(6)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order σ

σs i

251436

521436 254136 251463

`(σs i ) = `(σ) + 1

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(7)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order σ

σs i

251436

521436 254136 251463

`(σs i ) = `(σ) + 1

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(8)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order σ

σs i

251436

521436 254136 251463

`(σs i ) = `(σ) + 1

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(9)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order σ

σs i

251436

521436 254136 251463

`(σs i ) = `(σ) + 1

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(10)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order

123

213 132

231 312

321

1234 2134 1324 1243 2314 3124 2143 1342 1423 3214 2341 3142 2413 4123 1432

3241 2431 3412 4213 4132 3421 4231 4312

4321

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order

123

213 132

231 312

321

1234 2134 1324 1243 2314 3124 2143 1342 1423 3214 2341 3142 2413 4123 1432

3241 2431 3412 4213 4132 3421 4231 4312

4321

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(12)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order

123

213 132

231 312

321

1234 2134 1324 1243 2314 3124 2143 1342 1423 3214 2341 3142 2413 4123 1432

3241 2431 3412 4213 4132 3421 4231 4312

4321

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(13)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right weak order

123

213 132

231 312

321

1234 2134 1324 1243 2314 3124 2143 1342 1423 3214 2341 3142 2413 4123 1432

3241 2431 3412 4213 4132 3421 4231 4312

4321

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary trees Recursive definition:

I empty tree or

I a root with a left and a right subtree

Examples

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary trees Recursive definition:

I empty tree or

I a root with a left and a right subtree Examples

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(16)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(17)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(18)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(19)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(20)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(21)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(22)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(23)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(24)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(25)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(26)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(27)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(28)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Right rotation

x y

A B

C →

x A y

B C

With x and y being nodes and A, B and C being subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(29)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(30)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Some results on the Tamari order:

I 1962, Tamari: order on formal bracketing

I 1972, Huang, Tamari: lattice structure

I 2007, Chapoton: number of intervals 2

n(n + 1)

4n + 1

n − 1

I 2013, Pournin: flip distance in the associahedra

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(31)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Some results on the Tamari order:

I 1962, Tamari: order on formal bracketing

I 1972, Huang, Tamari: lattice structure

I 2007, Chapoton: number of intervals 2

n(n + 1)

4n + 1

n − 1

I 2013, Pournin: flip distance in the associahedra

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(32)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Some results on the Tamari order:

I 1962, Tamari: order on formal bracketing

I 1972, Huang, Tamari: lattice structure

I 2007, Chapoton: number of intervals 2

n(n + 1)

4n + 1

n − 1

I 2013, Pournin: flip distance in the associahedra

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(33)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Some results on the Tamari order:

I 1962, Tamari: order on formal bracketing

I 1972, Huang, Tamari: lattice structure

I 2007, Chapoton: number of intervals 2

n(n + 1)

4n + 1

n − 1

I 2013, Pournin: flip distance in the associahedra

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(34)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Some results on the Tamari order:

I 1962, Tamari: order on formal bracketing

I 1972, Huang, Tamari: lattice structure

I 2007, Chapoton: number of intervals 2

n(n + 1)

4n + 1

n − 1

I 2013, Pournin: flip distance in the associahedra

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(35)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Link with the weak order Canonical labelling

x

< x > x

5 1

3

2 4

3 1

2 7

5 8

4 6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4

2

1 3

5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4 2

1 3

5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(38)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4 2

1

3

5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(39)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4 2

1

3 5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(40)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4 2

1 3

5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(41)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Binary search tree insertion

15324 →

4 2

1 3

5

Characterization: the permutations which give the same tree are its linear extensions.

15324, 31254, 35124, 51324, . . .

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(42)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(43)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Rooted tree

Recursive definition:

I empty tree or

I a root with a list of subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Rooted tree

Recursive definition:

I empty tree or

I a root with a list of subtrees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Forest of rooted trees

An ordered list of rooted trees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Forest of rooted trees

An ordered list of rooted trees.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees. A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(48)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees. A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(49)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees. A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(50)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees. A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(51)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees. A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(52)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0

3

3

-1

0 0

2 2

1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees.

A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(53)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Order on permutations Order on trees Link between these orders Flows of rooted trees

Flow on a forest

Forest of rooted trees with weight on nodes such that:

x x≥ −1

y x x+y

-1

-1

-1

1 1

1

3 3 4 4

-1

-1

2 2 1 0 3

3

-1

0 0

2 2 1

1

The exit rate of a forest is the sum of the exit rates of the trees.

A closed flow is a forest with exit rate 0.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

Theorem (Chapoton, C., Pons)

The number of closed flows of a given forest F is the number of elements smaller than or equal to a certain binary tree T (F ) in the Tamari order.

The proof is a bijection between all the closed flows on a rooted forest and Tamari intervals having the same maximal element.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

Theorem (Chapoton, C., Pons)

The number of closed flows of a given forest F is the number of elements smaller than or equal to a certain binary tree T (F ) in the Tamari order.

The proof is a bijection between all the closed flows on a rooted forest and Tamari intervals having the same maximal element.

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

4

2 5

1 3 9

7

6 8

Final forest F ≥ (T )

1 2

3

4 5

6 7 9

8

Initial forest F ≤ (T )

4

2 3

1

5 9

7 8

6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

4

2 5

1 3 9

7

6 8

Final forest F ≥ (T )

1 2

3

4 5

6 7 9

8 Initial forest F ≤ (T )

4

2 3

1

5 9

7 8

6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

4

2 5

1 3 9

7

6 8

Final forest F ≥ (T )

1 2

3

4 5

6 7 9

8

Initial forest F ≤ (T )

4

2 3

1

5 9

7 8

6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

4

2 5

1 3 9

7

6 8

Final forest F ≥ (T )

1 2

3

4 5

6 7 9

8 Initial forest F ≤ (T )

4

2 3

1

5 9

7 8

6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

4

2 5

1 3 9

7

6 8

Final forest F ≥ (T )

1 2

3

4 5

6 7 9

8 Initial forest F ≤ (T )

4

2 3

1

5 9

7 8

6

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

4 2

1 3

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

(62)

Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

F ≤ (T )

1

2 3

4

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

F ≥ (T )

1 2

3 4

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

2

1 3

4

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

F ≤ (T 0 )

1

2 3 4

Gr´egory Chˆatel Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows on rooted trees

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

1234

2134 1324

3124

1243

1423

4123

2314 2143

2413

4213

1342

3142

3412

3214 2341 1432

4132

4312

3241 2431

4231 3421

4321

F ≥ (T )

1 2

3 4

F ≤ (T 0 )

1

2 3 4

Interval-poset [T , T 0 ]

1 2

3 4

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Theorem (C., Pons)

The Tamari order intervals are in bijection with the posets with labels in 1, . . . , n of size n such that:

I If a < c and a C c then b C c for all a < b < c.

I If a < c and c C a then b C a for all a < b < c.

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

Theorem (C., Pons)

The Tamari order intervals are in bijection with the posets with labels in 1, . . . , n of size n such that:

I If a < c and a C c then b C c for all a < b < c.

I If a < c and c C a then b C a for all a < b < c.

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Introduction Bijection between Tamari intervals and flows

Main result Interval-posets Example of bijection

Theorem (C., Pons)

The Tamari order intervals are in bijection with the posets with labels in 1, . . . , n of size n such that:

I If a < c and a C c then b C c for all a < b < c.

I If a < c and c C a then b C a for all a < b < c.

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