Ehrenborg–Morel–Readdy's conjecture on pizza quantities for Coxeter arrangements

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Let H\mathcal{H} be a Coxeter arrangement on a finite-dimensional inner product space VV, let aVa\in V, and let RR satisfy aR\|a\|\leq R. Assume that the number of hyperplanes of H\mathcal{H} is greater than dim(V)\dim(V) and has parity different from dim(V)\dim(V). Ehrenborg–Morel–Readdy's conjecture. The pizza quantity P(H,B(a,R))P(\mathcal{H},\mathbb{B}(a,R)) is zero if and only if the center aa lies on one of the hyperplanes of H\mathcal{H}. This conjecture addresses the parity cases not covered by the known vanishing theorem; the supplied text does not establish the assertion, so its resolution remains open.

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Richard Ehrenborg, “Conjectures for cutting pizza with Coxeter arrangements”, arXiv:2410.13593 (2024).

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