The rhombus reduction conjecture for integral curves

Let Mn\mathcal M_n denote the space of integral curves with nn edges, and let M4\mathcal M_4 denote the corresponding space of unit rhombi. Rhombus reduction conjecture. For every integral curve γMn\gamma\in\mathcal M_n, there is a unit rhombus ρM4\rho\in\mathcal M_4 and a dome over γρ\gamma\cup\rho. 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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