Uniform-contraction conjecture for bounded complexes of affine oriented matroids

Let (E,L,g)(E,\mathcal{L},g) be an affine oriented matroid, where gg is the distinguished element and L/g\mathcal{L}/g denotes contraction by gg. The bounded complex is denoted by L++\mathcal{L}^{++}. Uniform-contraction conjecture. If the contraction L/g\mathcal{L}/g is uniform, then the bounded complex L++\mathcal{L}^{++} is a ball. This generalizes Zaslavsky's conjecture for hyperplane arrangements without parallelism among the hyperplanes and intersections. The result established in the paper covers the uniform-contraction case, so the claim is solved.

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Xun Dong, “The bounded complex of a uniform affine oriented matroid is a ball”, arXiv:math/0610575 (2006).

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