The unique-centre conjecture for simplices
The unique-centre conjecture for simplices
Let a simplex be a geometric simplex, and call a point a simplex centre if it is assigned to the simplex and is fixed by every isometry of the ambient space that leaves the simplex invariant. A simplex is equifacetal if all of its facets, its maximal proper faces, are congruent to one another.
Unique-centre conjecture. If a simplex has a unique simplex centre, then it is equifacetal.
The paper proves the converse implication: every equifacetal simplex has a unique simplex centre, using transitivity of its isometry group on the vertices. The proposed converse remains open in the supplied text.
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Primary source
Allan L. Edmonds, “The Geometry of an Equifacetal Simplex”, arXiv:math/0408132 (2006).
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