Charney–Davis conjecture for flag odd-dimensional spheres
Charney–Davis conjecture for flag odd-dimensional spheres
Let . A flag sphere is a simplicial sphere with no missing faces of dimension larger than one, and are its -numbers. Charney–Davis conjecture. Every flag -sphere satisfies
This is known for but remains open in higher dimensions; it is motivated by the Hopf conjecture in Riemannian geometry.
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Primary source
Isabella Novik and Hailun Zheng, “Lower bounds on the g-numbers of spheres without large missing faces”, arXiv:2604.16905 (2026).
Additional references
10 papers in this index state this conjecture (2001–2026). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:2410.08139, arXiv:2405.05812, arXiv:1809.06835, arXiv:1410.6601, arXiv:1402.7096, arXiv:1009.1106, arXiv:0806.4213, arXiv:math/0406019, arXiv:math/0111064.
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