Perfect prismatoids are lattice Delaunay polytopes
Marina Kozachok, Alexander Magazinov

TL;DR
This paper proves that all perfect prismatoids are affinely equivalent to 0/1-polytopes and are lattice Delaunay polytopes, revealing their structure and classification within lattice geometry.
Contribution
It establishes that perfect prismatoids are affinely equivalent to 0/1-polytopes and are lattice Delaunay polytopes, providing a new classification in lattice geometry.
Findings
Every perfect prismatoid is affinely equivalent to a 0/1-polytope.
Every perfect prismatoid is a lattice Delaunay polytope.
Perfect prismatoids are characterized by their facet and vertex structure.
Abstract
A perfect prismatoid is a convex polytope such that for every its facet the set belongs to a supporting hyperplane . We prove that every perfect prismatoid is affinely equivalent to some -polytope of the same dimension. (And therefore every perfect prismatoid is a lattice polytope.) Moreover, we prove that every perfect prismatoid is a lattice Delaunay polytope.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation · Advanced Graph Theory Research
