Normality conjecture for three-dimensional cyclic polytopes
Normality conjecture for three-dimensional cyclic polytopes
A cyclic polytope is the convex hull of points on the moment curve; here, normal means that every lattice point in every positive dilate is a sum of lattice points of the polytope. Normality conjecture. All cyclic polytopes of dimension are normal. This is presented as a conjecture based on exhaustive computational experience; normality is automatic in dimension , while the dimension- case remains open in the source.
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Takayuki Hibi, Akihiro Higashitani, Lukas Katthän and Ryota Okazaki, “Normal cyclic polytopes and cyclic polytopes that are not very ample”, arXiv:1202.6117 (2013).
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