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June 1, 1975Studies in Applied Mathematics286 citations

The Upper Bound Conjecture and Cohen‐Macaulay Rings

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RSRichard P. Stanley

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Let Δ be a triangulation of a ( d − 1)‐dimensional sphere with n vertices. The Upper Bound Conjecture states that the number of i ‐dimensional faces of Δ is less than or equal to a certain explicit number c i ( n, d ). A proof is given of a more general result. The proof uses the result, proved by G. Reisner, that a certain commutative ring associated with Δ is a Cohen‐Macaulay ring.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1ad2a3837f1a2c63b91f1bhttps://doi.org/10.1002/sapm1975542135
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