Existence of maximal cells in Grassmann polytopes

Let PP be a nonempty Grassmann polytope. A maximal cell is an independent set ff in the relevant triangulation data such that fhf\leq h and

dim(Z(Πf,0))=dim(P).\dim(Z(\Pi_{f,\geq 0}))=\dim(P).

Maximal-cell conjecture. Every nonempty Grassmann polytope has a maximal cell.

This is a basic existence assertion needed for the proposed triangulation theory; no proof or resolution is supplied in the given text.

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Thomas Lam, “Totally nonnegative Grassmannian and Grassmann polytopes”, arXiv:1506.00603 (2015).

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