The (d+1)(d+1)-rigidity conjecture for flag spheres

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Let GG be the graph of a flag triangulation of the (d−1)(d-1)-dimensional sphere. A graph is (d+1)(d+1)-rigid if it has the corresponding generic rigidity property. The (d+1)(d+1)-rigidity conjecture. For all d≥5d\ge 5, the graph of every flag (d−1)(d-1)-sphere is (d+1)(d+1)-rigid.

If true, this would imply f1≥(d+1)f0−(d+22)f_1\ge (d+1)f_0-\binom{d+2}{2} for flag spheres of dimension d−1≥4d-1\ge 4. The Cone and Gluing Lemmas reduce the conjecture to the case d=5d=5, while the assertion is false for d<5d<5.

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Maria Chudnovsky and Eran Nevo, “Stable sets in flag spheres”, arXiv:2110.14394 (2022).

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