Noncrossing Partitions From Cones and Semicircles
Michael Dougherty, Kaiyi Fang, Yunting Jiang, Edgar Lin, Lucas Lindenmuth, Eleanor Pokras, Gina Root

TL;DR
This paper explores variations of noncrossing partition lattices derived from point configurations in the plane, extending classical structures to include points on polygon sides.
Contribution
It introduces three new lattice variations based on configurations with points on polygon sides, expanding classical noncrossing partition theory.
Findings
Classical noncrossing partition lattice enumerated by Catalan numbers
New lattice variations accommodate points on polygon sides
Extended properties of these generalized lattices are analyzed
Abstract
For each finite configuration of distinct points in the plane, there is an associated lattice of noncrossing partitions. When these points form the vertices of a convex polygon, the result is the classical noncrossing partition lattice, which is enumerated by the Catalan numbers and satisfies many other useful properties. In this article, we examine three variations of this lattice which arise when the starting configuration is allowed to have points on the sides of a convex polygon rather than just the vertex set.
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