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A Note on Flips in Diagonal Rectangulations

Jean Cardinal, Vera Sacristán ORCID, Rodrigo I. Silveira
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February 26, 2018
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October 9, 2018
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November 9, 2018
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March 31, 2025
Volume 20
vol. 20:2
Combinatorics
DOI
10.23638/DMTCS-20-2-14
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A Note on Flips in Diagonal Rectangulations

Jean Cardinal, Vera Sacristán ORCID, Rodrigo I. Silveira
Abstract
Rectangulations are partitions of a square into axis-aligned rectangles. A number of results provide bijections between combinatorial equivalence classes of rectangulations and families of pattern-avoiding permutations. Other results deal with local changes involving a single edge of a rectangulation, referred to as flips, edge rotations, or edge pivoting. Such operations induce a graph on equivalence classes of rectangulations, related to so-called flip graphs on triangulations and other families of geometric partitions. In this note, we consider a family of flip operations on the equivalence classes of diagonal rectangulations, and their interpretation as transpositions in the associated Baxter permutations, avoiding the vincular patterns { 3{14}2, 2{41}3 }. This complements results from Law and Reading (JCTA, 2012) and provides a complete characterization of flip operations on diagonal rectangulations, in both geometric and combinatorial terms.
Keywords
  • Mathematics - Combinatorics
  • Computer Science - Computational Geometry
  • Computer Science - Discrete Mathematics
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