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We consider a few special cases of the more general question: How many permutations ₙ have the property that ² has j descents for some j? In this paper, we first enumerate Grassmannian permutations by the number of descents in ². We then consider all permutations whose square has exactly one descent, fully enumerating when the descent is "small" and providing a lower bound in the general case. Finally, we enumerate permutations whose square or cube has the maximum number of descents, and finish the paper with a few future directions for study.
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