New $r$-Euler--Mahonian statistics involving Denert's statistic

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contents Recently, we proved the equidistribution of the pairs of permutation statistics $(r\textsf{des},r\textsf{maj})$ and $(r\textsf{exc},r\textsf{den})$. Any pair of permutation statistics that is equidistributed with these pairs is said to be $r$-Euler--Mahonian. Several classes of $r$-Euler--Mahonian statistics were established by Huang--Lin--Yan and Huang--Yan. Inspired by their bijections, we provide a new bijective proof of the classical result that $(\textsf{exc},\textsf{den})$ is Euler--Mahonian. Using this bijection, we further show that $(\textsf{exc}_{r},\textsf{den})$ is $r$-Euler--Mahonian, where $\textsf{exc}_{r}$ denotes the number of $r$-level excedances (i.e., excedances at least $r$). Furthermore, by extending our bijection, we establish a more general result that encompasses all the aforementioned results.
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spellingShingle New $r$-Euler--Mahonian statistics involving Denert's statistic
Liu, Shao-Hua
Combinatorics
Recently, we proved the equidistribution of the pairs of permutation statistics $(r\textsf{des},r\textsf{maj})$ and $(r\textsf{exc},r\textsf{den})$. Any pair of permutation statistics that is equidistributed with these pairs is said to be $r$-Euler--Mahonian. Several classes of $r$-Euler--Mahonian statistics were established by Huang--Lin--Yan and Huang--Yan. Inspired by their bijections, we provide a new bijective proof of the classical result that $(\textsf{exc},\textsf{den})$ is Euler--Mahonian. Using this bijection, we further show that $(\textsf{exc}_{r},\textsf{den})$ is $r$-Euler--Mahonian, where $\textsf{exc}_{r}$ denotes the number of $r$-level excedances (i.e., excedances at least $r$). Furthermore, by extending our bijection, we establish a more general result that encompasses all the aforementioned results.
title New $r$-Euler--Mahonian statistics involving Denert's statistic
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.12717