KnuthKrattenthaler from DyckPath

The 321-avoiding permutation whose left-to-right maxima are the path's peaks, its RSK pair, and the first row of P with the second row of Q as ups.

DyckPath → DyckPath

FindStat's Mp00296: Dyck path, to 321-avoiding permutation (Krattenthaler's bijection), to RSK pair, to Dyck path (Knuth).

Called as CombinatorialMap(x, "KnuthKrattenthaler"). The head's page has its examples.

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Statistic HeightPeaksValleysDoubleRisesReturnsTouchPointCountInteriorReturnsHillsInitialRiseMajorIndexAreaCoareaLongestAscentLongestDescentDinvBounceBounceCountDinvDeficitBounceDeficitFirstComponentSemilengthDownStepHeightProductValleysAboveAxisOccurrencesOfDDUOccurrencesOfUUUOccurrencesOfUDUPeakHeightSumPeakHeightExcessPeakHeightSquareSumPeakHeightProductLastUpStepPositionFirstDownStepPositionLastDoubleRisePositionRisesOfLengthOneMinimalRiseRisesOfLengthAtLeastTwoUpStepsAtOddPositionsUpStepsAfterLastDoubleRiseDoubleRisePositionSumDoubleFallPositionSumMacMahonEqualIndexLogarithmicHeightFirstMaximalPeakPositionGlobalMaximaLargestAreaSequenceEntryUpStepsAtEvenPositionsUpperInteractionsPyramidWeightCenteredTunnelsLeftTunnelsNestedCenteredTunnelPairsNestedLeftTunnelPairsValleyTunnelSemilengthSumCenteredMultitunnelsRisesOfLengthTwoRisesOfLengthThreeRisesOfLengthAtLeastThreeRunsOfLengthOneRisesOfLengthOneAtOddHeightPeakRectangleAreaSumSkewHookPositionSumDownStepMajorIndexUpStepMajorIndexLongestZigzagBicoloredMotzkinHeightBicoloredMotzkinLevelStepsMinimalValleyHeightHillsOfSizeTwoHillsOfSizeThreeMinimalPeakHeightPeakLeftToRightMaximaWeakPeakLeftToRightMaximaBoxWeightMiddleNonRunHeightSymmetryDegreeParkingFunctionCountValleyPositionSumInteractionDifferenceNonFinalConstantRunsOfLengthAtLeastTwoLongTunnelsHalfMacMahonEqualIndexBoxesBelowOnePeakBoxesBelowAtLeastTwoPeaksDoubleStepVisiblePointsAreaAboveBouncePathWeaklyBelowDyckPathCountProperlyBelowDyckPathCountWeaklyAboveDyckPathCountProperlyAboveDyckPathCountWeaklyAboveLatticePathCountNorthStepOrderingCountThreeCatalanPathCountParallelogramPolyominoAreaParallelogramPolyominoNormalizedAreaParallelogramPolyominoMinimalColumnHeightParallelogramPolyominoMaximalColumnHeightParallelogramPolyominoInnerCornersParallelogramPolyominoUpperInnerCornersSetValuedTableauNaturalDescentsSetValuedTableauComajorIndexAdjointInvariantDescentsDiagonalStandardMonomialDegreeNoncrossingMergeableSingletonPairsNakayamaGlobalDimensionFirstSimpleProjectiveDimensionSimpleProjectiveDimensionSumSimpleProjectiveDimensionProductSimplesOfMaximalProjectiveDimensionSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionTwoSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionThreeSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionFourSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostTwoSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostThreeSimplesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostFourSimplesOfEvenProjectiveDimensionSimplesOfMaximalEvenProjectiveDimensionHalfEvenSimpleProjectiveDimensionSumFirstSimpleOfMaximalProjectiveDimensionLastSimpleOfMaximalProjectiveDimensionPeaksMinusNakayamaGlobalDimensionInjectiveProjectiveDimensionSumInjectivesOfProjectiveDimensionOneInjectivesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostOneInjectivesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostTwoInjectivesOfMaximalProjectiveDimensionInjectivesOfProjectiveDimensionOneBelowMaximalInjectivesOfEvenProjectiveDimensionModulesOfMaximalProjectiveDimensionModulesOfProjectiveDimensionAtMostOneInjectivesOfProjectiveDimensionTwoModulesOfProjectiveDimensionTwoTwoDimensionalModulesOfProjectiveDimensionOneThreeDimensionalModulesOfProjectiveDimensionOneSecondToLastInjectiveProjectiveDimensionSimpleSummandsOfSecondRadicalLayerNakayamaDominantDimensionNakayamaGlobalMinusDominantDimensionPeaksMinusNakayamaDominantDimensionInjectivesOfCodominantDimensionEqualToGlobalDimensionInjectivesOfCodominantDimensionAtLeastTwoNonProjectiveInjectiveCodominantDimensionSumProjectiveMinusCodominantDimensionSumSimplesOfNonMaximalProjectiveDimensionNonProjectiveInjectiveProjectiveDimensionSpreadProjectivesOfMaximalInjectiveDimensionSimplesOfEqualProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionModulesOfMaximalProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionModulesOfProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionAtMostOneModulesOfProjectiveOrInjectiveDimensionAtMostOneModulesOfProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionAtLeastTwoMaximalSimpleProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionSumMaximalModuleProjectiveAndInjectiveDimensionSumSimplesOfSmallInjectiveDimensionOrPositiveDominantDimensionSimplesOfDominantDimensionEqualToGlobalDimensionSimplesOfDominantDimensionAtLeastThreeMaximalSimpleDominantDimensionUnitIntervalGraphTwinVerticesNonProjectiveInjectiveToNonInjectiveProjectiveHomDimensionDualRegularModuleFirstExtensionDimensionRadicalEndomorphismDimensionRadicalSelfExtensionDimensionRadicalToSquaredRadicalExtensionDimensionSocleToRadicalExtensionDimensionRegularModuloSocleToRadicalExtensionDimensionMaximalFirstExtensionWithRegularModuleModulesOfVanishingFirstExtensionWithRegularModuleSimplesOfVanishingSecondExtensionWithRegularModuleMaximalSecondExtensionOfSimplesWithRegularModuleSimplesOfTwoDimensionalSecondExtensionWithRegularModuleInjectivesOfNonVanishingSecondExtensionWithRegularModuleInjectivesOfNonMaximalSocleProjectiveDimensionMinusProjectiveInjectivesSocleSimplesOfVanishingFirstExtensionWithRegularModule Sizes 1 to

FindStat Mp00296

Knuth-Krattenthaler

Matched by value: our map agrees with FindStat's image on each of the 196 rows of size at most 6 we can read (0 unread; its table has 1200 rows).

BijectionGraded mapas FindStat records them, checked by FindStat's contributors.

The map that sends the Dyck path to a 321-avoiding permutation, then applies the Robinson-Schensted correspondence and finally interprets the first row of the insertion tableau and the second row of the recording tableau as up steps.

Object	Image
[1,0]	[1,0]
[1,0,1,0]	[1,1,0,0]
[1,1,0,0]	[1,0,1,0]
[1,0,1,0,1,0]	[1,1,1,0,0,0]

Data from FindStat, the combinatorial statistic finder; the page at findstat.org/Mp00296 has the rest.