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When arrow patterns meet classical patterns
Seeking to bridge the structural divide between a permutation's cycle notation and its one-line notation, Berman and Tenner introduced a novel notion of permutation pattern known as the arrow pattern. Recently, Archer and Laudone initiated a systematic study of arrow pattern avoidance, leaving behin
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