Abstract:We investigate the question of whether any d-colorable simplicial dpolytope can be octahedralized, i.e., can be subdivided to a d-dimensional geometric cross-polytopal complex. We give a positive answer in dimension 3, with the additional property that the octahedralization introduces no new vertices on the boundary of the polytope.
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