Polytopality of maniplexes
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Abstract: Given an abstract polytope , its flag graph is the edge-coloured graph whose vertices are the flags of and the -edges correspond to -adjacent flags. Flag graphs of polytopes are maniplexes. On the other hand, given a maniplex , on can define a poset by means of the non empty intersection of its faces. In this paper we give necessary and sufficient conditions (in terms of graphs) on a maniplex in order for to be an abstract polytope. Moreover, in such case, we show that is isomorphic to the flag graph of . This in turn gives necessary and sufficient conditions for a maniplex to be (isomorphic to) the flag graph of a polytope.
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