The rhombus reduction conjecture for integral curves
The rhombus reduction conjecture for integral curves
Let denote the space of integral curves with edges, and let denote the corresponding space of unit rhombi. Rhombus reduction conjecture. For every integral curve , there is a unit rhombus and a dome over . This is described as a cobordism principle for domes: whether an integral curve can be domed should reduce to adjoining a single rhombus.
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Alexey Glazyrin and Igor Pak, “Domes over curves”, arXiv:2005.02555 (2021).
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