Illustrations
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Animations
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Sequence of deformations (from a permutahedron to an associahedron, then to a cube) |
Construction of the monotone path polytope of the tetrahedron |
Construction of the max-slope pivot rule polytope of the tetrahedron |
Images
Random polytopes
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The projection of the uniform distribution on the sphere to the plane gives a β-distribution |
Plot of β-distribution for β = -0.5, β = 1, β = 10 |
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Construction of an ε-cap and of the ε-floating body |
Region outside the ε-floating body for a rotationaly symmetric distribution |
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Definition of the region visible from a point, outside the ε-floating body |
Computation of the first difference operator |
Monotone paths polytopes and pivot rule polytopes
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Definition of the coherent monotone path associated to ω |
Construction of the monotone path polytope (of a tetrahedron) as a Minkowski sum of sections (of this tetrahedron) |
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Construction of (the normal fan of) the monotone path polytope of a tetrahedron via the stereographic projection of the normal of of this tetrahedron |
Construction of the monotone path polytope of the hypersimplex Δ(4, 2), first combinatorially, then as the convex hull of points associated to all monotone paths (interior points correspond to non-coherent paths) |
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Monotone path polytope of the hypersimplex Δ(5, 2) (not actual geometry) |
Construction of the pivot rule polytope (of a tetrahedron) as a Minkowski sum of sections (of this tetrahedron) |
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Pivot rule polytope of the standard 3-dimensional cube |
Pivot rule polytope of the standard 3-dimensional simplex |
Special polytopes
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The lopsided cube of dimension 3 with its directed graph (its number of monotone paths per length is not unimodal) |
The truncated lopsided cube of dimension 3 (its number of monotone paths per length is not unimodal) |
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A simplcial polytope whose number of monotone paths per length is not unimodal |
Cyclic polytope of dimesion 3 (its graph is not the complete graph) |
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The 2-dimensional associahedron, labeled by multiple combinatorial families |
Polytopes (general facts)
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A (redundant) H-description and a (redundant) V-description of the same polytope |
Examples of (the bounded feasible domain of) a linear program |
Submodular cone & Deformed permutahedra (a.k.a generalized permutahedra)
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The first permutahedra, up to dimension 3 |
Hexagon: graphical zonotope of the 3-cycle |
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The (intersection with an hyperplane of the) submodular cone for n = 3 (i.e. the deformation cone of the 3-dimensional permutahedron) |
The (intersection with an hyperplane of the) deformation cone of the rhombo-dodecahedron (i.e. of the graphical zonotope of the 4-cycle) |
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Rhombo-dodecahedron: graphical zonotope of the 4-cycle |
Rhombo-hexagonal-dodecahedron: graphical zonotope of the 4-cycle with a chord |
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The braid fan and the sylvester fan of dimension 2 |
Combinatorics
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Bijection between triangulations of a polygon and non-crossing arborescences |
Flips of quandrangles correspond to flip of arcs |