Shows convergence of proportions in random 321-avoiding permutations, indicating significant combinatorial behavior.
We say that a convergence law holds for a sequence of random combinatorial objects if, for any first-order sentence φ , the proportion of objects satisfying φ converges to a limiting value as the size of the objects tends to infinity. In this paper, we show that the convergence law holds for random 321-avoiding permutations, settling an open problem posed in [3] . Our proof relies on an infinite-dimensional version of the Perron-Frobenius theorem.
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