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# Only look at $3 \times 3$ sublattice.
 
# Only look at $3 \times 3$ sublattice.
 
## Among $2^9 = 512$ possible $3 \times 3$ patterns, 230 of them appears in permutations of size $\geq 6$. The actual number of patterns appearing in permutations of size 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 is 6, 45, 143, 230, 230, 230.
 
## Among $2^9 = 512$ possible $3 \times 3$ patterns, 230 of them appears in permutations of size $\geq 6$. The actual number of patterns appearing in permutations of size 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 is 6, 45, 143, 230, 230, 230.
## Conjecture: The number of $k\times k$ sublattices of permutation diagrams of size $n$ is http://oeis.org/A048163. (verified: 2, 14, 230)
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## Conjecture: The number of $k\times k$ patterns in permutation diagrams of size $n$ is http://oeis.org/A048163. (verified: 2, 14, 230)
  
 
=== What are the restrictions? ===
 
=== What are the restrictions? ===
  
 
# NW condition
 
# NW condition

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  • When is an affine diagram connected?
    • Answer: An affine digram is connected if and only if it is a diagonal shift of finite permutation diagram.

Classification of (Affine) Permutation Diagrams by Local Conditions

IDEAS

  1. Only look at $3 \times 3$ sublattice.
    1. Among $2^9 = 512$ possible $3 \times 3$ patterns, 230 of them appears in permutations of size $\geq 6$. The actual number of patterns appearing in permutations of size 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 is 6, 45, 143, 230, 230, 230.
    2. Conjecture: The number of $k\times k$ patterns in permutation diagrams of size $n$ is http://oeis.org/A048163. (verified: 2, 14, 230)

What are the restrictions?

  1. NW condition