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8 subject matters concerning the unit cubes are brought inside of this textbook: go sections, projections, inscribed simplices, triangulations, 0/1 polytopes, Minkowski's conjecture, Furtwangler's conjecture, and Keller's conjecture. specifically Chuanming Zong demonstrates how deep research like log concave degree and the Brascamp-Lieb inequality can take care of the pass part challenge, how Hyperbolic Geometry is helping with the triangulation challenge, how team earrings can take care of Minkowski's conjecture and Furtwangler's conjecture, and the way Graph concept handles Keller's conjecture

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5∗ . 2k k+2 k nk k+1 k−1 if k ≡ 0 mod 2 . 3. The first general upper bound in this setting was achieved by Hudelson, Klee, and Larman (1996). It is known see Fejes Tóth, 1964) that the maximal k-dimensional simplices S contained in an n-dimensional unit ball are regular. 2k kk n where equality holds if I contains a maximal k-dimensional regular vertex simplex. Let Gj denote a k× kj matrix such that its columns are kj distinct binary vectors and each has exactly j ones. When k = 2l − 1, for n = m· kl and A = m∗Gl , we indeed have vk S ≤ n k = det AA = k + 1 k+1 nk 4k k 3 18 When k = 2l, this upper bound was improved by Neubauer, Watkins, and Zeitlin (1997) into the listed form.

It is known that n det B = i B 3 12 i=1 and n i B = tr B 3 13 i=1 If B1 and B2 are n × n matrices and B2 is nonsingular, then the sets of the eigenvalues of B1 B2 and B2 B1 = B2 B1 B2 B2−1 are identical. By a suitable limit process it can be shown that, if B1 is an n×m matrix and B2 is an m×n matrix, then the set of the nonzero eigenvalues of B1 B2 is identical with that of B2 B1 . 14) Suppose the ith column c of A has r ones and k − r zeros. Then the i i -entry of A k + 1 Ik − Jk A is k + 1 Ik − Jk c = k + 1 c c − c Jk c = k + 1 r − r 2 c = r k+1−r If A has nr columns each having exactly r ones, then k k + 1 Ik − Jk A = tr A r k + 1 − r nr 3 15 r=1 Now we consider two cases.

It is known see Fejes Tóth, 1964) that the maximal k-dimensional simplices S contained in an n-dimensional unit ball are regular. 2k kk n where equality holds if I contains a maximal k-dimensional regular vertex simplex. Let Gj denote a k× kj matrix such that its columns are kj distinct binary vectors and each has exactly j ones. When k = 2l − 1, for n = m· kl and A = m∗Gl , we indeed have vk S ≤ n k = det AA = k + 1 k+1 nk 4k k 3 18 When k = 2l, this upper bound was improved by Neubauer, Watkins, and Zeitlin (1997) into the listed form.

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