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Transit sets of two-point crossover [PDF]
Genetic Algorithms typically invoke crossover operators to produce offsprings that are a “mixture” of two parents x and y. On strings, k-point crossover breaks parental genotypes at at most k corresponding positions and concatenates alternating fragments
Stadler, P. +13 more
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On sign-invariance graphs of uniform oriented matroids [PDF]
Two elements of an oriented matroid constitute an invariant pair if all signed circuits containing them have the same sign (resp. different signs). The invariance graph of an oriented matroid M(E) is the graph with vertex set E and where edges are the ...
Cordovil, Raul, Duchet, Pierre
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Cyclic Polytopes and Oriented Matroids [PDF]
Consider the moment curve in the real euclidean space Rddefined parametrically by the map γ: R→Rd,t∣→γ(t) = (t, t2,⋯ , td). The cyclic d -polytopeCd (t1,⋯ , tn) is the convex hull ofn&d different points on this curve.
Pierre Duchet +3 more
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International audienceLet $k,d,\lambda\geqslant1$ be integers with $d\geqslant\lambda $. Let $m(k,d,\lambda)$ be the maximum positive integer $n$ such that every set of $n$ points (not necessarily in general position) in $\mathbb{R}^{d}$ has the property
Martínez-Sandoval, Leonardo +4 more
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Minimality of hyperplane arrangements and configuration spaces: a combinatorial approach [PDF]
The theory of Hyperplane Arrangements (more generally, Subspace Arrangements) is developing in the last (at least) three decades as an interesting part of Mathematics, which derives from and at the same time connects different classical branches.
MORI, FRANCESCA
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Extension Spaces of Oriented Matriods.
We study the space of all extensions of a real hyperplane arrangement by a new pseudo- hyperplane, and, more generally, of an oriented matroid by a new element.
Sturmfels, Bernd, Ziegler, Günter M.
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Cyclic polytopes and oriented matroids
Consider the moment curve in the real Euclidean space R d defined parametrically by the map γ: R → R d, t ↦ → γ(t) =(t, t 2,...,t d). The cyclic d-polytope Cd(t1,...,tn) is the convex hull of the n, n> d, different points on this curve.
Pierre Duchet, Raul Cordovil
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Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
Oriented matroid structures from realized root systems
Journal of Algebraic Combinatorics, 2020Weijia Wang, Matthew Dyer
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Checking oriented matroid isomorphism by means of canonical labeling
Discrete Applied Mathematics, 2013Ernesto Staffetti, Jürgen Bokowski
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Oriented Matroid Rigidity of Multiplices
Discrete and Computational Geometry, 2000Bisztriczky T, K Böröczky
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