Résumé : West's stack-sorting map is a specific function that sends permutations to permutations. I will discuss a certain Decomposition Lemma that has led to several advances in the understanding of this function, including a polynomial-time algorithm for counting 3-stack-sortable permutations. We can generalize the Decomposition Lemma by considering special sets of binary plane trees called troupes. I will also mention recent progress concerning the average number of iterations of the stack-sorting map needed to sort a permutation.
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