Grünbaum's classification conjecture for simplicial line arrangements
Grünbaum's classification conjecture for simplicial line arrangements
A simplicial arrangement of straight lines is an arrangement of lines in the real projective plane whose regions are simplices. The conjectured catalogue consists of three infinite families and listed sporadic arrangements.
Grünbaum's classification conjecture. There are no simplicial arrangements of straight lines besides the three infinite families and sporadic arrangements listed in Grünbaum's catalogue.
The paper reports further simplicial arrangements that disprove this conjecture, so the claim is refuted. A complete classification of simplicial arrangements is still described as an open problem.
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Primary source
Michael Cuntz, “Simplicial arrangements with up to 27 lines”, arXiv:1108.3000 (2011).
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