Monthly Archives: April 2011

Polymath3 (PHC6): The Polynomial Hirsch Conjecture – A Topological Approach

Posted on April 13, 2011 by Gil Kalai

This is a new polymath3 research thread. Our aim is to tackle the polynomial Hirsch conjecture which asserts that there is a polynomial upper bound for the diameter of graphs of -dimensional polytopes with facets. Our research so far was … Continue reading →

Posted in Convex polytopes, Geometry, Polymath3 | Tagged Hirsch conjecture, Polymath3, Topological combinatorics | 37 Comments

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Polymath3 (PHC6): The Polynomial Hirsch Conjecture – A Topological Approach

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