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Möbius function of matrix posets
Medek, Michal ; Jelínek, Vít (advisor) ; Kantor, Ida (referee)
In this work, we focus on the M¨obius function µ(X, Y ) of four variants of containment posets of sparse matrices, for which the M¨obius function has not been studied before. A sparse matrix is a binary matrix containing at most one 1-cell in each row and column. We focus mainly on the dominated scattered containment, where X ≤ Y if X can be created from Y by removing some rows and columns and by changing some 1-cells to 0-cells. We consider this poset to be a generalization of the permutation poset, as for permutations σ and π, if σ ≤ π, then the permutation matrices Mσ and Mπ satisfy Mσ ≤ Mπ. For the dominated scattered containment, we study the values of the M¨obius function on intervals of the form [1, Y ], where 1 is the 1 × 1 matrix consisting of a single 1-cell. We show that the situation when Y contains a zero row or column can be reduced to a situation when Y has no such zero line, that is, Y is a permutation matrix. For a permutation matrix Y , we derived a theorem expressing µ(1, Y ) in terms of the blocks of the sum decomposition of Y .
The Möbius function of combinatorial posets
Kopfová, Lenka ; Jelínek, Vít (advisor) ; Kantor, Ida (referee)
In this thesis we study the poset of signed permutations under the pattern containment order. A signed permutation is a permutation in which each entry has a plus or a minus sign assigned to it. Therefore signed permutations are a generalization of unsigned permutations as those correspond to picking the plus sign for each entry. We present several results regarding the M¨obius function of signed permutations, some of which are generalizations of those for unsigned ones. Moreover, we study the poset isomorphism between intervals of the poset of signed permutations, which ensures that two intervals have the same value of the M¨obius function.

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