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Autori principali: Kubota, Chihiro, Sadahiro, Taizo, Ueda, Yoshika
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.09387
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author Kubota, Chihiro
Sadahiro, Taizo
Ueda, Yoshika
author_facet Kubota, Chihiro
Sadahiro, Taizo
Ueda, Yoshika
contents In this note, we explicitly compute the probability that a given cell in a random standard Young tableau of the shifted staircase shape $(2n-1, 2n-3, \ldots, 3,1)$ contains the maximal label. We also show that the asymptotic distribution of the cell containing the maximal label is governed by the quarter-circle law. The bijection between the tableaux and thereduced decompositions of the longest element of the group $B_n$ of the signed permutations yields the probability distribution of the first (and any) letter of the random reduced decompositions. We also show the results of some computational experiments on the random sorting networks of $B_n$.
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spellingShingle Maximal Cells in Shifted Staircase Tableaux and a Quarter-Circle Law
Kubota, Chihiro
Sadahiro, Taizo
Ueda, Yoshika
Combinatorics
Probability
In this note, we explicitly compute the probability that a given cell in a random standard Young tableau of the shifted staircase shape $(2n-1, 2n-3, \ldots, 3,1)$ contains the maximal label. We also show that the asymptotic distribution of the cell containing the maximal label is governed by the quarter-circle law. The bijection between the tableaux and thereduced decompositions of the longest element of the group $B_n$ of the signed permutations yields the probability distribution of the first (and any) letter of the random reduced decompositions. We also show the results of some computational experiments on the random sorting networks of $B_n$.
title Maximal Cells in Shifted Staircase Tableaux and a Quarter-Circle Law
topic Combinatorics
Probability
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.09387