Product-of-triangles conjecture for irreducible Ferrers-diagram polytopes

For each integer d3d\geq 3, let PdR2d3\mathfrak P_d\subseteq\mathbb R^{2d-3} be the integral polytope whose integer points correspond to irreducible Ferrers-diagram pairs (D,d)(\mathcal D,d). A triangle means a 2-simplex. Product-of-triangles conjecture. For all d3d\geq 3, the polytope Pd\mathfrak P_d is combinatorially equivalent to the Cartesian product of d2d-2 triangles. This has been verified computationally for 3d73\leq d\leq 7, while the assertion for all dd remains open.

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Hugo Beeloo-Sauerbier Couvée and Alessandro Neri, “Irreducible Ferrers diagrams in the Etzion-Silberstein conjecture”, arXiv:2604.27868 (2026).

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