The edge-coloring conjecture for dual graphs of alcoved triangulations

Let G=GA,i,dG=G_{\mathcal{A},i,d} and H=Gr,dH=G_{r,d}. The edges of GG are colored according to the types of hyperplanes from the affine Coxeter arrangement of type Ad+1A_{d+1} to which they correspond. Let GHG\langle H\rangle denote the graph obtained by using connecting sets between copies of HH indexed by the vertices of GG.

Edge-coloring conjecture. The edge-coloring of GG determined by the hyperplane types prescribes a choice of connecting sets such that

GHG\langle H\rangle

is isomorphic to the dual graph of the alcoved triangulation of rΔi,dr\Delta_{i,d}.

The claim proposes that hyperplane-type edge-coloring supplies the compatibility needed in the graph construction. The source presents it as a proposed candidate, and no resolution is supplied here.

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Primary source

Jerónimo Valencia-Porras, “A combinatorial proof of an identity involving Eulerian numbers”, arXiv:2410.01179 (2025).

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