Unimodality and convexity of f-vectors of polytopes
Axel Werner

TL;DR
This paper explores the unimodality and convexity properties of f-vectors of polytopes across different dimensions, reviewing known results, presenting new constructions, and proposing conjectures to advance understanding in polytope combinatorics.
Contribution
It provides an overview of current results on f-vector properties in higher dimensions, introduces a novel construction, and formulates a new conjecture.
Findings
f-vectors of 5-polytopes are unimodal
Presented a new polytope construction
Proposed a conjecture on higher-dimensional f-vectors
Abstract
We consider unimodality and related properties of f-vectors of polytopes in various dimensions. By a result of Kalai (1988), f-vectors of 5-polytopes are unimodal. In higher dimensions much less can be said; we give an overview on current results and present a potentially interesting construction as well as a conjecture arising from this.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Point processes and geometric inequalities · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
