Non-embeddability conjecture for finite thick buildings
Non-embeddability conjecture for finite thick buildings
A finite thick building is a finite building in which every panel is contained in at least three chambers, and its dimension is denoted by . Non-embeddability conjecture. No -dimensional finite thick building embeds into . This conjecture is motivated by the complex structure of finite thick buildings; the paper confirms it for several large classes of buildings, while the general case remains open.
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Martin Tancer and Kathrin Vorwerk, “Non-embeddability of geometric lattices and buildings”, arXiv:1211.2409 (2012).
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