Eulerian edge-refinement conjecture for discrete spheres
Eulerian edge-refinement conjecture for discrete spheres
Let a -sphere be a finite simple graph whose unit spheres are -spheres and which becomes contractible after deleting a suitable vertex. An edge refinement is the operation of inserting a vertex into an edge and connecting it to the common neighbors of the edge's endpoints. A graph is Eulerian when the degrees of its relevant simplices are even.
Eulerian edge-refinement conjecture. -spheres have edge refinements which are Eulerian.
The statement is proposed as a higher-dimensional extension of the result that every -sphere admits edge refinements making it Eulerian. The source specifically says that the corresponding higher-dimensional bootstrapping remains to be established.
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Primary source
Oliver Knill, “Eulerian edge refinements, geodesics, billiards and sphere coloring”, arXiv:1808.07207 (2018).
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