Framing-lattice invariance of linear-interval enumerators

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Let GG be a graph, and let F1F_1 and F2F_2 be framings of GG. For each k=0,1,2,k=0,1,2,\ldots, consider the linear intervals of length kk in the framing lattices LG,F1\mathscr{L}_{G,F_1} and LG,F2\mathscr{L}_{G,F_2}. Framing-lattice linear-interval conjecture. The lattices LG,F1\mathscr{L}_{G,F_1} and LG,F2\mathscr{L}_{G,F_2} have the same number of linear intervals of length kk for every k=0,1,2,k=0,1,2,\ldots. This is a purely enumerative conjecture supported by extensive computational evidence; its general validity remains open.

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Matias von Bell and Cesar Ceballos, “Framing Lattices and Flow Polytopes”, arXiv:2512.20575 (2026).

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