The strict linear precision classification conjecture for lattice polytopes

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Let PP be a lattice polytope. A polytope has strict linear precision when its toric blending parametrization satisfies the strict linear precision condition described in the paper. The Bézier simploids are the products

k1Δd1××krΔdr,k_1\Delta_{d_1}\times\cdots\times k_r\Delta_{d_r},

with positive integers kik_i and standard simplices Δdi\Delta_{d_i}. The strict linear precision classification conjecture. The only lattice polytopes with strict linear precision are the Bézier simploids described in Proposition~.

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Patrick Clarke and David A. Cox, “Moment Maps, Strict Linear Precision, and Maximum Likelihood Degree One”, arXiv:1810.03672 (2020).

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