Apollonian ball packings and stacked polytopes
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Abstract: We investigate in this paper the relation between Apollonian -ball packings and stacked -polytopes for dimension . For , the relation is fully described: we prove that the -skeleton of a stacked -polytope is the tangency graph of an Apollonian -ball packing if and only if no six -cliques share a -clique. For higher dimension, we have some partial results.
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