Cubical \(d\)-polytopes with few vertices for \(d>4\) (Q1360275)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1036205
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1036205 |
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Cubical \(d\)-polytopes with few vertices for \(d>4\) (English)
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6 May 1998
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A cubical polytope is a convex polytope all of whose facets are combinatorial cubes. In this paper, the authors obtain a complete enumeration of the cubical d-polytopes with less than \(2^{d+1}\) vertices for \(d > 4\), by showing that all but one of these polytopes are almost simple, that is to say, each of their vertices has either valency \(d\) or \(d+1\). The authors point out that this result is also valid for \(d = 4\) but is not true for \(d = 3\).
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convex polytopes
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cubical polytopes
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simple polytopes
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almost simple polytopes
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few vertices
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combinatorial types
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