The serpent nest conjecture for accordion complexes

DOI10.1016/J.EJC.2017.08.005MaRDI QIDQ2408978zbMATH OpenOpenAlexWikidataFDO

Authors T. Manneville

Publication date 10 October 2017

Published in European Journal of Combinatorics (Search for Journal in Brave)

Full work available at URL https://arxiv.org/abs/1704.01534

zbMATH Keywords

associahedronStokes complexes

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Combinatorial aspects of simplicial complexes (05E45)

Abstract: Consider 2n points on the unit circle and a reference dissection D of the convex hull of the odd points. The accordion complex of D is the simplicial complex of subsets of pairwise noncrossing diagonals with even endpoints that cross a connected set of diagonals of the dissection D. In particular, this complex is an associahedron when D is a triangulation, and a Stokes complex when D is a quadrangulation. We exhibit a bijection between the facets of the accordion complex of D and some dual objects called the serpent nests of D, settling in particular a conjecture stated by F.~Chapoton (2016) in the case of Stokes complexes.

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• Snake-like bicompacta and some problems of dimensional theory
• On quadrangulations and Stokes complexes
• Geometric realizations of the accordion complex of a dissection
• Chapoton triangles for nonkissing complexes
• Stokes posets and serpent nests
• On posets and polytopes attached to arbors

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