Split lattice paths and Rogers-Ramanujan type identities

In this paper, an open problem posed by the second author [On $q$-series and split lattice paths, Graphs and Combinatorics, 2020] is addressed. Here, we provide combinatorial interpretations of four generalized basic series in terms of split lattice paths. Out of these series, two series have been studied by Adiga et. al. [On Generalization of Some Combinatorial Identities, J. Ramanujan Soc. of Math. and Math. Sc., 2016] using split $(n + t)$-color partitions and $R$-weighted lattice paths but a direct one-to-one correspondence between these two classes was missing. We are successful in the quest of establishing bijections between the combinatorial graphical interpretations in terms of split lattice paths and combinatorial interpretations in terms of split $(n + t)$-color partitions using a purely algebraic approach. In this process, we encounter Rogers--Ramanujan type identities and we are able to provide their graphical interpretations using a constructive approach.

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Contributions to Discrete Mathematics
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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.55016/ojs/cdm.v19i3.75377
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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Split lattice paths and Rogers-Ramanujan type identities

Megha Goyal, Bhanu Marwah
Contributions to Discrete Mathematics
Advanced Mathematical Identities
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Split lattice paths and Rogers-Ramanujan type identities

Megha Goyal, Bhanu Marwah
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In this paper, an open problem posed by the second author [On $q$-series and split lattice paths, Graphs and Combinatorics, 2020] is addressed. Here, we provide combinatorial interpretations of four generalized basic series in terms of split lattice paths. Out of these series, two series have been studied by Adiga et. al. [On Generalization of Some Combinatorial Identities, J. Ramanujan Soc. of Math. and Math. Sc., 2016] using split $(n + t)$-color partitions and $R$-weighted lattice paths but a direct one-to-one correspondence between these two classes was missing. We are successful in the quest of establishing bijections between the combinatorial graphical interpretations in terms of split lattice paths and combinatorial interpretations in terms of split $(n + t)$-color partitions using a purely algebraic approach. In this process, we encounter Rogers--Ramanujan type identities and we are able to provide their graphical interpretations using a constructive approach.

Contributions to Discrete MathematicsVol. 19(3)
Punjabi University (IN), Punjab Technical University (IN)
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Advanced Mathematical Identities
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