2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00233-019-10080-7
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A decomposition of partitions and numerical sets

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“…A hook numerical set which is a numerical semigroup is called a hook semigroup. In [11], the authors explained hook set decomposition of a given numerical set S, and they proved that S has hook semigroup decomposition when α −1 β(S) is a strict dominant partition. Recall that a numerical semigroup S is primitive when F (S) < 2m(S).…”
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“…A hook numerical set which is a numerical semigroup is called a hook semigroup. In [11], the authors explained hook set decomposition of a given numerical set S, and they proved that S has hook semigroup decomposition when α −1 β(S) is a strict dominant partition. Recall that a numerical semigroup S is primitive when F (S) < 2m(S).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, the authors gave very interesting relations between partitions, numerical sets and Young diagrams, see [7,11,12,16,17]. In [7], the authors studied a correspondence between numerical sets and integer partitions that leaded to a bijection between simultaneous core partitions and the integer points of a certain polytope.…”
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“…A connection among partitions, Young diagrams, numerical semigroups was given by [3,5,10,11,14]. We think of a path as lying in N 2 with bottom left corner of Young diagram at the origin.…”
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