Reconstructing d-manifold subcomplexes of cubes from their ( d/2+1)-skeletons
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Abstract: In 1984, Dancis proved that any -dimensional simplicial manifold is determined by its -skeleton. This paper adapts his proof to the setting of cubical complexes that can be embedded into a cube of arbitrary dimension. Under some additional conditions (for example, if the cubical manifold is a sphere), the result can be tightened to the -skeleton when .
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