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20222025
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6 papers

math.CO2025

Sparse Paving Positroids

John Machacek, George D. Nasr

Using Postnikov's Le-diagrams, decorated permutations, and Grassmann necklaces, we classify which positroids are sparse paving matroids. This allows us to enumerate sparse paving p…

math.CO2025

The poset of maximal tubings of the cycle graph is a lattice

Ben Adenbaum, Emily Barnard, Max Hlavacek +4

The poset of maximal tubings of a graph generalizes several well-known and remarkable partial orders. Notable examples include the weak Bruhat order and the Tamari lattice, posets…

math.CO2025

IDP for 2-Partition Maximal Symmetric Polytopes

Su Ji Hong, George D. Nasr

We provide a framework for which one can approach showing the integer decomposition property for symmetric polytopes. We utilize this framework to prove a special case which we ref…

math.CO2024

Revisiting Dice Relabeling using Cyclotomic Polynomials

Yikai Chao, Josh Gabel, Carlye Larson +1

We continue the exploration of a question of dice relabeling posed by Gallian and Rusin: Given dice, each labeled 1 through , how many ways are there to relabel the dice wit…

math.CO2024

Transversal Positroids

John Machacek, George D. Nasr

We exhibit three infinite families of positroids that are transversal matroids. The first comes from a subclass of Postnikov's Le-diagrams that we call Sq-diagrams. Our other two f…

math.AG2022

On the two-dimensional Jacobian conjecture: Magnus' formula revisited, I

William E. Hurst, Kyungyong Lee, Li Li +1

Let be an algebraically closed field of characteristic 0. When the Jacobian $({\partial f}/{\partial x})({\partial g}/{\partial y}) - ({\partial g}/{\partial x})({\partial f}/{…