Injective edge-function conjecture for length-area transferal

Let G=(V,E)G=(\mathcal{V},\mathcal{E}) be a simplicial complex. A triangle edge choice function assigns to each triangle of GG one of its edges, and it is injective when distinct triangles are assigned distinct edges. Injective edge-function conjecture. Length-area transferal holds for GG if and only if there exists an injective triangle edge choice function. The authors know no simplicial complex with an injective edge choice function for which length-area transferal fails; the conjecture therefore proposes that injectivity is sufficient, while the stated equivalence remains open.

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Tainara Borges, Ben Foster, Yumeng Ou, Eyvindur Palsson and Francisco Romero Acosta, “On volume vectors determined by hypergraphs in thin subsets of Euclidean space”, arXiv:2607.00153 (2026).

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