A note on Kalai's $3^d$ Conjecture
Gregory R. Chambers, Elia Portnoy

TL;DR
This paper proves Kalai's conjecture that a centrally symmetric convex polytope in d dimensions has at least 3^d facets, under the condition of symmetry about d orthogonal hyperplanes.
Contribution
The paper establishes the conjecture for polytopes symmetric about d orthogonal hyperplanes, providing a partial proof of Kalai's 1989 conjecture.
Findings
Kalai's conjecture holds for polytopes symmetric about d orthogonal hyperplanes.
The result confirms the minimum number of facets in this symmetric case.
Provides insight into the structure of centrally symmetric convex polytopes.
Abstract
Suppose that is a centrally symmetric -dimensional convex polytope; in 1989 Kalai conjectured that has at least facets. We prove this result if there are hyperplanes with orthogonal normal vectors so that is symmetric about all of them.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPoint processes and geometric inequalities · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Mathematical Inequalities and Applications
