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p^(k)-Fibonacci Numbers of the p-Bratteli Diagram for Every Odd Prime p and Integer k>=0

M. Parvathi, A. Tamilselvi, D. Hepsi

Abstract

We study paths in the p-Bratteli diagram associated with hook partitions, where p is an odd prime. By comparing blocks along a path, we define inversions and descents. We prove that the sign balance derived from inversions vanishes at every vertex of the diagram. Using descents, we introduce the p^(k)-Fibonacci numbers and derive recurrence relations for them. For k=0, we recover the OEIS sequence A391520, while for k>=1 we obtain new families of Fibonacci-type sequences.

p^(k)-Fibonacci Numbers of the p-Bratteli Diagram for Every Odd Prime p and Integer k>=0

Abstract

We study paths in the p-Bratteli diagram associated with hook partitions, where p is an odd prime. By comparing blocks along a path, we define inversions and descents. We prove that the sign balance derived from inversions vanishes at every vertex of the diagram. Using descents, we introduce the p^(k)-Fibonacci numbers and derive recurrence relations for them. For k=0, we recover the OEIS sequence A391520, while for k>=1 we obtain new families of Fibonacci-type sequences.
Paper Structure (11 sections, 15 theorems, 54 equations, 4 figures)

This paper contains 11 sections, 15 theorems, 54 equations, 4 figures.

Key Result

Theorem 13

Let $k\geq0$, $r\geq 1$ with $s=r-k.$ The sign balance for every vertex of shape $\lambda(2r;(x_{(2s,k)},x_{(s,k)}+l))\in V^{2r}_{k}$ is zero.

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