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Supersolvability and Freeness for ψ-Graphical Arrangements

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Author(s)
Mu, Lili
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Stanley, Richard P
Date Issued
April 2015
Journal
Discrete & Computational Geometry
Publisher
Springer US
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Mu, Lili, and Richard P. Stanley. “Supersolvability and Freeness for ψ-Graphical Arrangements.” Discrete & Computational Geometry 53.4 (2015): 965–970.
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Abstract
Let G be a simple graph on the vertex set {v[subscript 1],…,v[subscript n]} with edge set E. Let K be a field. The graphical arrangement A[subscript G] in K[superscript n] is the arrangement x[subscript i]−x[subscript j]=0,v[subscript i]v[subscript j] ∈ E. An arrangement A is supersolvable if the intersection lattice L(c(A)) of the cone c(A) contains a maximal chain of modular elements. The second author has shown that a graphical arrangement A[subscript G] is supersolvable if and only if G is a chordal graph. He later considered a generalization of graphical arrangements which are called ψ-graphical arrangements. He conjectured a characterization of the supersolvability and freeness (in the sense of Terao) of a ψ-graphical arrangement. We provide a proof of the first conjecture and state some conditions on free ψ-graphical arrangements.
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00454-015-9684-z
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