Simple 0/1-polytopes

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A polytope is said to be a 0/1-polytope if it has only vertices with 0/1-coordinates. A \(d\)-dimensional polytope is said to be simple if every of its vertices lies in \(d\)-facets. The authors show that the set of all simple 0/1-polytopes is very small. More precisely, they prove that every simple 0/1-polytope is the cartesian product of some 0/1-simplices.











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