One-corner conjecture for rearrangements of 1-Naples parking functions

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Let nn be a positive integer, and let a parking preference be represented by its associated lattice-path diagram, with corners defined as turns of the path. Suppose that there is only one corner above the line y=n−xy=n-x. One-corner conjecture. That parking preference and all of its rearrangements are elements of PFn,1PF_{n,1}. This conjecture concerns the characterization and enumeration of rearrangements of decreasing kk-Naples parking functions that remain kk-Naples parking functions. The paper presents it as an open conjecture for the case k=1k=1.

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Alex Christensen, Pamela E. Harris, Zakiya Jones, Marissa Loving, Andrés Ramos Rodríguez, Joseph Rennie and Gordon Rojas Kirby, “A Generalization of Parking Functions Allowing Backward Movement”, arXiv:1908.07658 (2019).

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