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Polytope mit vielen Splits und ihre Sekundärfächer

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Konvexe Polytope, also konvexe Hüllen endlich vieler Punkte im euklidischen Raum, stehen an der Schnittstelle zwischen Geometrie und Kombinatorik. Ziel dieses Textes ist es, ein Ergebnis vorzustellen, zu motivieren und zu visualisieren, das darauf abzielt, Polytope zu klassifizieren, die sich auf besonders einfache Weise in Teilpolytope zerlegen lassen (in Herrmann und Joswig, Discrete Comput. Geom. 44:149–166, 2010). Um diese Klassifikation formulieren und illustrieren zu können, beginnt der Text mit einer Einführung in die Theorie der Sekundärfächer.

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  2. Institut für Mathematik, TU Berlin, Berlin, Deutschland

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Joswig, M., Rörig, T. Polytope mit vielen Splits und ihre Sekundärfächer. Math Semesterber 59, 145–152 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00591-012-0102-9

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