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  1. Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics
  2. Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics : Volume 288
  3. Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics : Volume 288, Issue 1, January 2015
  4. Cyclopermutohedron
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Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics : Volume 288, Issue 1, January 2015
On the volume of a hyperbolic octahedron with $$\bar 3$$ -symmetry
Toric origami structures on quasitoric manifolds
Three-dimensional manifolds with poor spines
Geometry of lifts of tilings of Euclidean spaces
Embedded flexible spherical cross-polytopes with nonconstant volumes
Parallelohedra defined by quadratic forms
Improvements of the Frankl-Rödl theorem on the number of edges of a hypergraph with forbidden intersections, and their consequences in the problem of finding the chromatic number of a space with forbidden equilateral triangle
Local approach and the theory of lovozerite structures
Extremal problems of circle packings on a sphere and irreducible contact graphs
Cyclopermutohedron
On a higher dimensional generalization of Seifert fibrations
On flexible polyhedral surfaces
Ergodic properties of visible lattice points
A survey on tight Euclidean t-designs and tight relative t-designs in certain association schemes
(n,m)-fold covers of spheres
Density bounds for outer parallel domains of unit ball packings
Cube-like incidence complexes and their groups
New results on torus cube packings and tilings
Inductive rotation tilings
Delaunay sets and condensed matter: The dialogue continues
Correction to the paper “Homogenization and dispersion effects in the problem of propagation of waves generated by a localized source” (Proc. Steklov Inst. Math. 281, 161–178 (2013))
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Cyclopermutohedron

Content Provider Springer Nature Link
Author Panina, Gaiane Yu.
Copyright Year 2015
Abstract It is well known that the k-faces of the permutohedron Π$_{ n }$ can be labeled by (all possible) linearly ordered partitions of the set [n] = {1,..., n} into n − k nonempty parts. The incidence relation corresponds to the refinement: a face F contains a face F′ whenever the label of F′ refines the label of F. We consider the cell complex CP$_{ n+1}$ defined in a similar way but with the linear ordering replaced by the cyclic ordering. Namely, the k-cells of the complex CP$_{ n+1}$ are labeled by (all possible) cyclically ordered partitions of the set [n + 1] = {1,..., n + 1} into n + 1 − k > 2 nonempty parts. The incidence relation in CP$_{ n+1}$ again corresponds to the refinement: a cell F contains a cell F′ whenever the label of F′ refines the label of F. The complex CP$_{ n+1}$ cannot be represented by a convex polytope, since it is not a combinatorial sphere (not even a combinatorial manifold). However, it can be represented by some virtual polytope (that is, the Minkowski difference of two convex polytopes), which we call a cyclopermutohedron CP $_{ n+1}$. It is defined explicitly as a weighted Minkowski sum of line segments. Informally, the cyclopermutohedron can be viewed as a “permutohedron with diagonals.” One of the motivations for introducing such an object is that the cyclopermutohedron is a “universal” polytope for moduli spaces of polygonal linkages.
Starting Page 132
Ending Page 144
Page Count 13
File Format PDF
ISSN 00815438
Journal Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics
Volume Number 288
Issue Number 1
e-ISSN 15318605
Language English
Publisher Pleiades Publishing
Publisher Date 2015-05-01
Publisher Place Moscow
Access Restriction One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Subject Keyword Mathematics
Content Type Text
Resource Type Article
Subject Mathematics
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