David Forge

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Activity from matroids to rooted trees and beyond	2023-06-26	Paper
Lattice points in orthotopes and a huge polynomial Tutte invariant of weighted gain graphs	2016-03-14	Paper
Bijections between affine hyperplane arrangements and valued graphs	2015-08-19	Paper
Linial arrangements and local binary search trees	2014-11-28	Paper
An elementary chromatic reduction for gain graphs and special hyperplane arrangements	2010-03-26	Paper
On the division of space by topological hyperplanes	2009-12-03	Paper
The directed switching game on Lawrence oriented matroids	2009-12-03	Paper
Covering the vertices of a graph with cycles of bounded length	2009-06-19	Paper
Coverings of the vertices of a graph by small cycles	2007-05-10	Paper
Lattice point counts for the Shi arrangement and other affinographic hyperplane arrangements	2006-12-14	Paper
Minimal non-orientable matroids in a projective plane	2006-12-14	Paper
An Orlik-Solomon type algebra for matroids with a fixed linear class of circuits	2006-12-11	Paper
Gröbner and diagonal bases in Orlik-Solomon type algebras	2006-09-11	Paper
How is a chordal graph like a supersolvable binary matroid?	2005-01-13	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4810365	2004-09-06	Paper
Diagonal bases in Orlik-Solomon type algebras	2004-05-27	Paper
A note on Tutte polynomials and Orlik--Solomon algebras	2003-12-04	Paper
Bases in Orlik-Solomon type algebras	2003-03-18	Paper
Disconnected coverings for oriented matroids via simultaneous mutations	2002-12-02	Paper
Orlik-Solomon type algebras	2002-05-13	Paper
10 points in dimension 4 not projectively equivalent to the vertices of a convex polytope	2002-02-19	Paper
On reconstructing arrangements from their sets of simplices	2001-09-18	Paper
On counting the \(k\)-face cells of cyclic arrangements	2001-09-06	Paper
Connected coverings and an application to oriented matroids	2000-11-02	Paper
Straight line arrangements in the real projective plane	1999-09-26	Paper

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