“…The examples by Klee and Novik [32] of type S j ×S d−j realize equality in each of these inequalities with β j = 1 for j < d 2 and β k = 2 for d = 2k. For j = 2 also the examples of Wang and Zheng [58] realize equality. For β j = 0 (and fixed j) the inequalities are trivial but equality cannot be attained except for j = d 2 and the boundary of the cross polytope itself.…”
This survey explains the origin and the further development of the Heawood inequalities, the Heawood number, and generalizations to higher dimensions with results and further conjectures.
“…The examples by Klee and Novik [32] of type S j ×S d−j realize equality in each of these inequalities with β j = 1 for j < d 2 and β k = 2 for d = 2k. For j = 2 also the examples of Wang and Zheng [58] realize equality. For β j = 0 (and fixed j) the inequalities are trivial but equality cannot be attained except for j = d 2 and the boundary of the cross polytope itself.…”
This survey explains the origin and the further development of the Heawood inequalities, the Heawood number, and generalizations to higher dimensions with results and further conjectures.
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