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Gluing a tetrahedron onto a single triangle in terms of Pachner moves

Gluing a tetrahedron onto a single triangle in a 2D triangulated hypersurface (bounding some 3D bulk triangulation) is equivalent to a so-called 1-3 Pachner move in the 2D hypersurface. Pachner moves are an elementary class of moves (they only involve a fixed number of simplices) which are ergodic piecewise linear homeomorphisms (one can map between any finite triangulations of the same topology by finite sequences of these moves).

Gluing a tetrahedron onto a single triangle in a 2D triangulated hypersurface (bounding some 3D bulk triangulation) is equivalent to a so-called 1-3 Pachner move in the 2D hypersurface. Pachner moves are an elementary class of moves (they only involve a fixed number of simplices) which are ergodic piecewise linear homeomorphisms (one can map between any finite triangulations of the same topology by finite sequences of these moves).

Date:
20 November 2024
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