Abstract
We study the polynomials obtained by enumerating a set of permutations with respect to the number of excedances. We prove that these polynomials have only real zeros and are unimodal for many interesting classes of permutations. We then show how these polynomials also arise naturally from the theory of symmetric functions.
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