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P-partitions revisited

We compare a traditional and non-traditional view on the subject of P-partitions, leading to formulas counting linear extensions of certain posets.

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Co-authorshipAuthorshipAuthorshipTopic signalTopic signalWP-partitions revisitedpreprint / 2012AValentin FérayResearcherAVictor ReinerResearcherTmath.CO8936 worksTmath.AC1492 works
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P-partitions revisited

preprint / 2012

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