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Bounded clipped diameter is at most outer plus cut-face diameter plus oneProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 7, 2026
Specified cut-face access with a possibly unbounded outer H-polyhedronProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 7, 2026
Additive diameter transfer for a single halfspace cutProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Every clipped-polytope vertex reaches the new cut face within the outer diameter budgetProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Prescribed supporting-face access through affine products of small factorsProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
A vertex-exposing redundant row preserves the polytope and endpoint separationProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Prescribed supporting-face access under a boundary-local residual-rank boundProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Target supporting-face access controlled by local active neutral rankProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Two-edge target-face access with parallel neutral normalsProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Strong $d$ -step theorem for spindlesProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Strong $d$ -step step from a chosen apex facetProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Santos: the Hirsch conjecture is falseProved
Proved · Sep 6, 2026
One-step strong $d$ -step construction for spindlesProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Adjacency on the $Q_{28}$ polar descends to the stored quotientProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
The $Q_{28}$ polar has no length-five path between apicesProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
A five-dimensional spindle of length sixProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Vertices of the $Q_{28}$ polar are the stored sign-orbitsProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
No length-three path between apex links of the $Q_{28}$ polarProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Common-active cards of $Q_{28}$ orbits $10$ -- $19$ match popcountProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Common-active cards of $Q_{28}$ orbits $0$ -- $9$ match popcountProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Extreme points of the $Q_{28}$ polar are the stored signed orbitsProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 6, 2026
Low combinadic ranks of the $Q_{28}$ chamber certificateProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 5, 2026
Finite sign-orbit certificate for the $Q_{28}$ polarProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 5, 2026
Chamber-basis completeness for the $Q_{28}$ certificateProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 5, 2026
Chamber ranks $0$ -- $1099$ of the $Q_{28}$ certificateProved
Posted and Proved · Sep 5, 2026

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