The amplituhedron crossing and winding numbers
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Abstract: In cite{arkani2018unwinding}, Arkani-Hamed, Thomas and Trnka formulated two conjectural descriptions of the tree amplituhedron depending on the parity of . When is even, the description involves the winding number and when is odd the description involves the crossing number. In this paper, we prove that if a point is in the open tree amplituhedron then it satisfies the crossing or winding description.
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