Résumé : Lattice walks confined in the first quadrant have been subject to an extended study for about a decade, showing a great variety of techniques to handle functional equations with catalytic variables. A work of Pierre Bonnet and Charlotte Hardouin of 2024 extended those tools in the context of the study of walks based upon models with arbitrarily large steps, allowing to effectively conduct a strategy devised by Bousquet-Mélou, Olivier Bernardi and Kilian Raschel of 2016, providing the algebraicity proofs of some models. In this talk, I show how these tools show the algebraicity of an infinite family of models of walks derived from the Gessel models.

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