Nill's facet-number conjecture for reflexive polytopes

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Let P{\mathcal P} be a dd-dimensional reflexive polytope, and let N(P)N({\mathcal P}) denote its number of facets.

Nill's conjecture.

N(P)6d/2.N({\mathcal P}) \le 6^{d/2}.

This conjecture concerns a uniform upper bound on the number of facets of reflexive polytopes in terms of their dimension. The paper proves the bound for twinned chain polytopes, giving a partial answer; the general conjecture remains open.

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Aki Mori, Kenta Mori and Hidefumi Ohsugi, “Facet numbers of non-centrally symmetric reflexive polytopes arising from posets”, arXiv:2511.22981 (2026).

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