On braxtopes, a class of generalized simplices
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Abstract: In a d-simplex every facet is a (d-1)-simplex. We consider as generalized simplices other combinatorial classes of polytopes, all of whose facets are in the class. Cubes and multiplexes are two such classes of generalized simplices. In this paper we study a new class, braxtopes, which arise as the faces of periodically-cyclic Gale polytopes. We give a geometric construction for these polytopes and various combinatorial properties.
Just like for a simplex all its facets are again simplices, one can consider special families of generalized simplices consisting of polytopes, all of whose facets are in the class. Cubes are an example of such situation. In this paper, the authors discuss a new family of generalized simplices which they call braxtopes. The authors give a construction of coordinates for these polytopes and study their combinatorics as well their triangulations. Finding such special families is quite important for the combinatorics of convex polytopes.
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