Strong Dantzig conjecture for fundamental deformations

Let D(d)D(d) be the graph of dd-dimensional Dantzig figures under fundamental deformations, and let E(d)E(d) be the subgraph with the same vertices whose edges correspond to good fundamental deformations.

Strong Dantzig conjecture. Every fundamental deformation of a dd-dimensional Dantzig figure is good; equivalently,

E(d)=D(d).E(d)=D(d).

The source explains that D(d)D(d) is connected in the strong sense, so this conjecture would imply the Dantzig conjecture. It is presented as an open conjecture within the proposed approach to the Hirsch conjecture.

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Primary source

Yuji Odaka, “An Approach to the Hirsch Conjecture”, arXiv:math/0608388 (2008).

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