Diameter conjecture for pointihedra

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Let PP be a convex nn-gon with n13n\geq 13, and let P^{\text{\raisebox{1px}{\scalebox{0.7}{\star}}}} be the resulting polygon with a puncture placed in its interior. Write {\overline{\mathcal F}}(P^{\text{\raisebox{1px}{\scalebox{0.7}{\star}}}}) for the pointihedron flip-graph and diam{\rm diam} for graph diameter. Diameter conjecture. For some placement of the puncture in the interior of PP,

diam(F(P\scalebox0.7))=2n7.{\rm diam}({\overline{\mathcal F}}(P^{\text{\raisebox{1px}{\scalebox{0.7}{$\star$}}}}))=2n-7.

Earlier results in the paper give bounds on the diameter of these flip-graphs; this conjecture proposes the exact value 2n72n-7 for a suitable placement when n13n\geq 13.

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Primary source

Hugo Parlier and Lionel Pournin, “Once punctured disks, non-convex polygons, and pointihedra”, arXiv:1602.04576 (2016).

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