Discrete filling area conjecture for square-celled surfaces

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Let C=C2nC=C_{2n} be a cycle graph of length 2n2n, and let MM be a square-celled surface with boundary CC. Distances between vertices are measured in the skeleton graph. Discrete FAC for square-celled surfaces. If MM fills C2nC_{2n} isometrically, then it has at least

n(n−1)2\frac{n(n-1)}2

square cells. This formulation is stated to be equivalent to the discrete filling area conjecture for walled surfaces.

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Marcos Cossarini, “Discrete surfaces with length and area and minimal fillings of the circle”, arXiv:2009.02415 (2020).

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