The complete enumeration of the 4-polytopes and 3-spheres with eight vertices
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- A flag vector of a 3-sphere that is not the flag vector of a 4-polytope
- Complete enumeration of small realizable oriented matroids
- Small f-vectors of 3-spheres and of 4-polytopes
- Construction theorems for polytopes
- Nonconvex embeddings of the exceptional simplicial 3-spheres with 8 vertices
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- \(f\)-vectors of 3-polytopes symmetric under rotations and rotary reflections
- The extended f-vectors of 4-polytopes
- On some obstructions of flag vector pairs \((f_1,f_{04})\) of 5-polytopes
- Additive structures on f-vector sets of polytopes
- Enumerating neighborly polytopes and oriented matroids
- GPU algorithm for enumerating PL spheres of Picard number 4: application to toric topology
- The number of polytopes, configurations and real matroids
- Characterizing face and flag vector pairs for polytopes
- Combining realization space models of polytopes
- The complete enumeration of 4-polytopes and 3-spheres with nine vertices
- The characterization of \(( n- 1)\)-spheres with \(n+ 4\) vertices having maximal Buchstaber number
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