Randomized trial demonstrates cohomology ring isomorphism conditions in simplicial spheres, indicating significant geometric relationships.
We prove that the moment-angle complex ZK corresponding to a $$3$$ -dimensional simplicial sphere K has the cohomology ring isomorphic to the cohomology ring of a connected sum of products of spheres if and only if either (a) K is the boundary of a $$4$$ -dimensional cross-polytope, or (b) the one-skeleton of K is a chordal graph, or (c) there are only two missing edges in K and they form a chordless $$4$$ -cycle. For simplicial spheres K of arbitrary dimension, we obtain a sufficient condition for the ring isomorphism H^*( ZK) H^*(M) where M is a connected sum of products of spheres.
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