The corner-tetrahedra lower-bound conjecture for triangulations of prisms
The corner-tetrahedra lower-bound conjecture for triangulations of prisms
Let an -prism be triangulated using corner tetrahedra. Corner-tetrahedra conjecture. Such a triangulation has at least
tetrahedra, and therefore at least
interior triangles. The claim is presented as a possible improvement under the paper's assumption about triangulating boundary prisms, and no proof or resolution is given in the supplied text.
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Lewis Bowen, Jesus A. de Loera, Mike Develin and Francisco Santos, “The Gromov Norm of the Product of Two Surfaces”, arXiv:math/0407176 (2008).
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