Pairs of eventually constant maps and nilpotent pairs

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Autori principali: Chen, Weixi, Im, Mee Seong, Khovanov, Mikhail, Lillja, Catherine, Rugo, Nicolas
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author Chen, Weixi
Im, Mee Seong
Khovanov, Mikhail
Lillja, Catherine
Rugo, Nicolas
author_facet Chen, Weixi
Im, Mee Seong
Khovanov, Mikhail
Lillja, Catherine
Rugo, Nicolas
contents Tom Leinster gave a bijective correspondence between the set of operators on a finite-dimensional vector space $V$ and the set of pairs consisting of a nilpotent operator and a vector in $V$. Over a finite field this bijection implies that the probability that an operator be nilpotent is the reciprocal of the number of vectors in $V$. We generalize this correspondence to pairs of operators between pairs of vector spaces and determine the probability that a random pair of operators be nilpotent. We also determine the set-theoretical counterpart of this construction and compute the number of eventually constant pairs of maps between two finite sets, closely related to the number of spanning trees in a complete bipartite graph.
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spellingShingle Pairs of eventually constant maps and nilpotent pairs
Chen, Weixi
Im, Mee Seong
Khovanov, Mikhail
Lillja, Catherine
Rugo, Nicolas
Representation Theory
Combinatorics
Rings and Algebras
Primary: 17B08, 20F18, 20F19, 20D15, 16N40, Secondary: 05C10, 05C20, 05C85, 05C05
Tom Leinster gave a bijective correspondence between the set of operators on a finite-dimensional vector space $V$ and the set of pairs consisting of a nilpotent operator and a vector in $V$. Over a finite field this bijection implies that the probability that an operator be nilpotent is the reciprocal of the number of vectors in $V$. We generalize this correspondence to pairs of operators between pairs of vector spaces and determine the probability that a random pair of operators be nilpotent. We also determine the set-theoretical counterpart of this construction and compute the number of eventually constant pairs of maps between two finite sets, closely related to the number of spanning trees in a complete bipartite graph.
title Pairs of eventually constant maps and nilpotent pairs
topic Representation Theory
Combinatorics
Rings and Algebras
Primary: 17B08, 20F18, 20F19, 20D15, 16N40, Secondary: 05C10, 05C20, 05C85, 05C05
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.03367