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      On two subclasses of Motzkin paths and their relation to ternary trees

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          Two subclasses of Motzkin paths, S-Motzkin and T-Motzkin paths, are introduced. We provide bijections between S-Motzkin paths and ternary trees, S-Motzkin paths and non-crossing trees, and T-Motzkin paths and ordered pairs of ternary trees. Symbolic equations for both paths, and thus generating functions for the paths, are provided. Using these, various parameters involving the two paths are analyzed.

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                05 February 2019
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                1902.01681
                54fc7db4-eeb2-48d0-88b4-bf3a01047cee

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                05A15, 05A19
                This is a very extended version of arXiv:1808.01907
                math.CO

                Combinatorics
                Combinatorics

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