On the inequalities of projected volumes and the constructible region
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Abstract: We study the following geometry problem: given a dimensional vector , is there an object such that , for all , where is the projection of to the subspace spanned by the axes in ? If does correspond to an object in , we say that is {em constructible}. We use to denote the constructible region, i.e., the set of all constructible vectors in . In 1995, Bollob'{a}s and Thomason showed that is contained in a polyhedral cone, defined a class of so called uniform cover inequalities. We propose a new set of natural inequalities, called nonuniform-cover inequalities, which generalize the BT inequalities. We show that any linear inequality that all points in satisfy must be a nonuniform-cover inequality. Based on this result and an example by Bollob'{a}s and Thomason, we show that constructible region is not even convex, and thus cannot be fully characterized by linear inequalities. We further show that some subclasses of the nonuniform-cover inequalities are not correct by various combinatorial constructions, which refutes a previous conjecture about . Finally, we conclude with an interesting conjecture regarding the convex hull of .
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