On connected subgraph arrangements

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Auteurs principaux: Giordani, Lorenzo, Möller, Tilman, Mücksch, Paul, Roehrle, Gerhard
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author Giordani, Lorenzo
Möller, Tilman
Mücksch, Paul
Roehrle, Gerhard
author_facet Giordani, Lorenzo
Möller, Tilman
Mücksch, Paul
Roehrle, Gerhard
contents Recently, Cuntz and Kühne introduced a particular class of hyperplane arrangements stemming from a given graph $G$, so called connected subgraph arrangements $A_G$. In this note we strengthen some of the result from their work and prove new ones for members of this class. For instance, we show that aspherical members withing this class stem from a rather restricted set of graphs. Specifically, if $A_G$ is an aspherical connected subgraph arrangement, then $A_G$ is free with the unique possible exception when the underlying graph $G$ is the complete graph on $4$ nodes.
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spellingShingle On connected subgraph arrangements
Giordani, Lorenzo
Möller, Tilman
Mücksch, Paul
Roehrle, Gerhard
Combinatorics
Algebraic Topology
52C35, 14N20, 20F55, 32S22
Recently, Cuntz and Kühne introduced a particular class of hyperplane arrangements stemming from a given graph $G$, so called connected subgraph arrangements $A_G$. In this note we strengthen some of the result from their work and prove new ones for members of this class. For instance, we show that aspherical members withing this class stem from a rather restricted set of graphs. Specifically, if $A_G$ is an aspherical connected subgraph arrangement, then $A_G$ is free with the unique possible exception when the underlying graph $G$ is the complete graph on $4$ nodes.
title On connected subgraph arrangements
topic Combinatorics
Algebraic Topology
52C35, 14N20, 20F55, 32S22
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.18144