Plücker environments, wiring and tiling diagrams, and weakly separated set-systems
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Abstract: For the ordered set of elements, we consider the class of bases of tropical Pl"ucker functions on such that can be obtained by a series of mutations (flips) from the basis formed by the intervals in . We show that these bases are representable by special wiring diagrams and by certain arrangements generalizing rhombus tilings on the -zonogon. Based on the generalized tiling representation, we then prove that each weakly separated set-system in having maximum possible size belongs to , thus answering affirmatively a conjecture due to Leclerc and Zelevinsky. We also prove an analogous result for a hyper-simplex .
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