Generalized lower bound conjecture for triangulated manifolds
Generalized lower bound conjecture for triangulated manifolds
Let be a triangulation of a connected closed -manifold. Write for its -numbers, for Betti numbers over a field , and let denote the class used in the source. Generalized lower bound conjecture for triangulated manifolds. For ,
Moreover, equality holds for some if and only if . The inequality and the equality implication in one direction were known under additional hypotheses; the case was proved for -orientable manifolds, while the full conjecture, which includes the generalized lower bound conjecture for homology spheres, was not expected to be settled soon.
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Generalized lower bound conjecture for triangulated manifolds
Let be a connected triangulated -manifold without boundary. Write for its -numbers and for its th Betti number. A triangulated manifold is locally -stacked when each vertex link is an -stacked triangulated sphere. Generalized lower bound conjecture.
for ; moreover, if equality holds for some , then is locally -stacked. This extends the generalized lower bound theorem from simplicial polytopes to triangulated manifolds, with the equality case relating face-number bounds to stackedness.
source: Jonathan Spreer, Uli Wagner, Benjamin A. Burton, Satoshi Murai, Eric Sedgwick and Henry Segerman, “Collection of abstracts of the Workshop on Triangulations in Geometry and Topology at CG Week 2014 in Kyoto”, arXiv:1406.0333 (2014).
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Bhaskar Bagchi and Basudeb Datta, “On stellated spheres, shellable balls, lower bounds and a combinatorial criterion for tightness”, arXiv:1102.0856 (2012).
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