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Minor-closed classes of binary functions [PDF]
Binary functions are a generalisation of the cocircuit spaces of binary matroids to arbitrary functions. Every rank function is assigned a binary function, and the deletion and contraction operations of binary functions generalise matroid deletion and ...
Benjamin R. Jones
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GEOMETRIC BIJECTIONS FOR REGULAR MATROIDS, ZONOTOPES, AND EHRHART THEORY
Let $M$ be a regular matroid. The Jacobian group $\text{Jac}(M)$ of $M$ is a finite abelian group whose cardinality is equal to the number of bases of $M$.
SPENCER BACKMAN +2 more
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Tropical Carathéodory with Matroids. [PDF]
Loho G, Sanyal R.
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Idealness of k-wise intersecting families. [PDF]
Abdi A, Cornuéjols G, Huynh T, Lee D.
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Gray matter asymmetry atypical patterns in subgrouping minors with autism based on core symptoms. [PDF]
Li C +7 more
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Matroid connectivity and singularities of configuration hypersurfaces. [PDF]
Denham G, Schulze M, Walther U.
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Projective hypersurfaces in tropical scheme theory I: the Macaulay ideal. [PDF]
Fink A +3 more
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Cocircuit Graphs and Efficient Orientation Reconstruction in Oriented Matroids
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Komei Fukuda
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Polynomial Time Recognition of Uniform Cocircuit Graphs
Abstract We present an algorithm which takes a graph as input and decides in polynomial time if the graph is the cocircuit graph of a uniform oriented matroid. In the affirmative case the algorithm returns the set of signed cocircuits of the oriented matroid.
Ricardo Strausz, Kolja Knauer
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A characterization of cocircuit graphs of uniform oriented matroids
Given an oriented matroid \({\mathcal M}\), the authors define the cocircuit graph as the 1-skeleton of the cellular decomposition of the sphere induced by the pseudospheres that realizes \({\mathcal M}\) via the well-known topological representation theorem of Folkman and Lawrence.
Juan, Ricardo Strausz
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