The regularity-threshold conjecture for random Steiner complexes
The regularity-threshold conjecture for random Steiner complexes
Let be a random -regular -complex on vertices, and let denote the threshold appearing in Theorem 1. The theorem currently assumes .
Regularity-threshold conjecture. The condition on in Theorem 1 can be improved to
The bound is suggested by the fact that for , the upper Laplacian has a non-trivial zero eigenvalue and hence the simplicial matrix-tree theorem gives . The conjecture asks whether the stronger regularity hypothesis arising from Garland's method can be reduced to this natural threshold.
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Ron Rosenthal and Lior Tenenbaum, “Simplicial spanning trees in random Steiner complexes”, arXiv:2008.06955 (2023).
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