Drums of high width

Abstract We provide a family of 5‐dimensional prismatoids whose width grows linearly in the number of vertices. This provides a new infinite family of counter‐examples to the Hirsch conjecture whose excess width grows linearly in the number of vertices, and answers a question of Matschke, Santos and Weibel.

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Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1112/plms.70031
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1
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Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
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Abstract

Abstract We provide a family of 5‐dimensional prismatoids whose width grows linearly in the number of vertices. This provides a new infinite family of counter‐examples to the Hirsch conjecture whose excess width grows linearly in the number of vertices, and answers a question of Matschke, Santos and Weibel.

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