Cube tiling and covering a complete graph
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A conjecture on filling \(n\)-space with \(n\)-cubes due to Keller has been reformulated as a conjecture on graphs that states: if \(G_ 1,\dots,G_ n\) are bipartite graphs on \(2^ n\) vertices whose union is the complete graph on \(2^ n\) vertices, then each \(G_ i\) contains an edge \(e_ i\) for which \(G_ j\cup e_ i\) contains an odd cycle for each \(1\leq i\), \(j\leq n\), \(i\neq j\). Here the authors prove a special case in which each \(G_ i\) is the disjoint union of at most two regular complete bipartite subgraphs.
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- A reduction of Keller's conjecture
- Algebraic Tiling
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- Multiple tilings of \(n\)-dimensional space by unit cubes
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- Rigid polyboxes and Keller's conjecture
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- Rigidity and the chessboard theorem for cube packings
- On Keller's conjecture in dimension seven
- Komlós's tiling theorem via graphon covers
- The structure of cube tilings under symmetry conditions
- On the sphericity and cubicity of graphs
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