A classical parking function of length nπ is a list of positive integers (a1,a2,β¦,an)(π1,π2,β¦,ππ) whose nondecreasing rearrangement b1β€b2β€β―β€bnπ1β€π2β€β―β€ππ satisfies biβ€iππβ€π. The convex hull of all parking functions of length nπ is an nπ-dimensional polytope in βnπ π, which we refer to as the classical parking function polytope. Its geometric properties have been explored in (Amanbayeva and Wang 2022) in response to a question posed in (Stanley 2020). We generalize this family of polytopes by studying the geometric properties of the convex hull of xπ₯-parking functions for x=(a,b,β¦,b)π₯=(π,π,β¦,π), which we refer to as xπ₯-parking function polytopes. We explore connections between these xπ₯-parking function polytopes, the Pitman-Stanley polytope, and the partial permutahedra of (Heuer and Striker 2022). In particular, we establish a closed-form expression for the volume of xπ₯-parking function polytopes.This allows us to answer a conjecture of (Behrend et al. 2022) and also obtain a new closed-form expression for the volume of the convex hull of classical parking functions as a corollary. If there is time, partial progress on an extension to general xπ₯ will be presented.
Generalized Parking Function Polytopes
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