Monotonicity of inversion probability in skew Brownian permutons

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Let μρ,q\bm \mu_{\rho,q} be a skew Brownian permuton with parameters (ρ,q)∈(−1,1]×[0,1](\rho,q)\in(-1,1]\times[0,1], and define

f(ρ,q)=P(Perm⁡2(μρ,q)=21).f(\rho,q)=\mathbb{P}(\operatorname{Perm}_2(\bm \mu_{\rho,q})=21).

Here 2121 is the inversion pattern of size two. Inversion monotonicity conjecture. For every fixed ρ∈(−1,1]\rho\in(-1,1], the function f(ρ,q)f(\rho,q) is increasing in qq. An explicit formula for f(ρ,q)f(\rho,q) is posed as a further problem, and the supplied text does not give a resolution of this monotonicity claim.

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Jacopo Borga, “The skew Brownian permuton: a new universality class for random constrained permutations”, arXiv:2112.00156 (2023).

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