Abstract
We view the RSK correspondence as associating to each permutation a Young diagram , i.e. a partition of . Suppose now that is left-multiplied by transpositions, what is the largest number of cells in that can change as a result? It is natural refer to this question as the search for the Lipschitz constant of the RSK correspondence. We show upper bounds on this Lipschitz constant as a function of . For , we give a construction of permutations that achieve this bound exactly. For larger we construct permutations which come close to matching the upper bound that we prove.
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