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Peaks and peak-nestings on unit interval graphs
Unit interval graphs admit a classical Catalan encoding by area sequences, or equivalently by Dyck paths. We introduce a new statistic on these graphs, called peak-nesting, defined as the largest number of peak-cliques containing a common vertex. Through the correspondence with area sequences, peak-
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