Marked chain-order polytope face-number monotonicity conjecture

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Let (P,A,λ)(P,A,\mathbf{\lambda}) be a regular marked poset, and let St(P)\operatorname*{St}(P) denote the set of star elements. An admissible decomposition of PAP\setminus A is a pair (U1,U2)(U_1,U_2) with U1U2=PAU_1\cup U_2=P\setminus A, U1U2=U_1\cap U_2=\emptyset, and no element of U1U_1 covered by an element of U2U_2; write COU1,U2(λ)\mathcal{CO}_{U_1,U_2}(\mathbf{\lambda}) for the associated marked chain-order polytope. Let (U1,U2)(U_1,U_2) and (V1,V2)(V_1,V_2) be admissible decompositions such that

U1St(P)=(V1St(P)){p}U_1\cap\operatorname*{St}(P)=(V_1\cap\operatorname*{St}(P))\cup\{p\}

for pSt(P)p\in\operatorname*{St}(P). Marked chain-order polytope face-number monotonicity conjecture. For every 0iPA0\leq i\leq |P\setminus A|, the number of ii-dimensional faces of COV1,V2(λ)\mathcal{CO}_{V_1,V_2}(\mathbf{\lambda}) is greater than or equal to the number of ii-dimensional faces of COU1,U2(λ)\mathcal{CO}_{U_1,U_2}(\mathbf{\lambda}). This generalizes the Stanley–Hibi–Li conjecture and related conjectures for marked chain and marked order polytopes; the facet case follows from the paper's preceding theorem, while the asserted inequalities in all dimensions remain open.

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Xin Fang and Ghislain Fourier, “Marked chain-order polytopes”, arXiv:1508.02232 (2016).

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