A study on the number of Hierarchical Rectangular Partitions of Order k

Computer Science – Discrete Mathematics

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Given a rectangle $R$, a Rectangular Dissection (RD) is a subdivision of $R$ into smaller rectangles by non-intersecting vertical or horizontal segments. Rectangular dissections are also called floorplans. In this paper we study the number of rectangular dissections which can be decomposed hierarchically. A rectangular partition is said to be a Hierarchical Rectangular Dissection (HRD) of order $k$ if the rectangular dissection can be obtained by starting from a single rectangle by embedding rectangular dissections of at most $k$ basic rectangles hierarchically. When $k=2$ this is exactly the class of guillotine rectangular dissections. Ackerman et al. proved that point-free rectangular dissections are in bijective correspondence with Baxter permutations. We characterize HRD-$k$, a sub-class of point-free rectangular dissections, based on the Baxter permutations corresponding to them. We provide a recurrence relation for the distinct number of HRD-$k$ with $n$ rooms by proving that they are in bijective correspondence with a family of rooted trees called generating trees of order $k$. Based on this recurrence relation we give a polynomial time algorithm for generating the number of such distinct rectangular dissections. This gives rise to family of integer sequences $\mathbb{I}=\{I_k\}$ where $I_{k,i}$ correspond to the number different $\HRD_k$ with $i$ rooms. Based on the characterization of permutations corresponding to HRD's of order $k$ we prove that there are at least $3^{n-k}$ which are in-decomposable, that is it is not $\HRD_k$ for any $j

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