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Proceedings of The London Mathematical Society | 2018

Plabic graphs and zonotopal tilings: PLABIC GRAPHS AND ZONOTOPAL TILINGS

Pavel Galashin

We say that two sets


Journal of Combinatorial Theory | 2017

A Littlewood–Richardson rule for dual stable Grothendieck polynomials

Pavel Galashin

S,T\subset\{1,2,\dots,n\}


Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications | 2016

Manifolds associated to simple games

Pavel Galashin; Gaiane Panina

are chord separated if there does not exist a cyclically ordered quadruple


Selecta Mathematica-new Series | 2018

Weak separation, pure domains and cluster distance

Miriam Farber; Pavel Galashin

a,b,c,d


Electronic Research Announcements in Mathematical Sciences | 2016

Extensions of isometric embeddings of pseudo-Euclidean metric polyhedra

Pavel Galashin; Vladimir Zolotov

of integers satisfying


arXiv: Probability | 2013

Existence of a persistent hub in the convex preferential attachment model

Pavel Galashin

a,c\in S-T


arXiv: Combinatorics | 2018

Parity duality for the amplituhedron

Pavel Galashin; Thomas Lam

and


arXiv: Combinatorics | 2016

The classification of Zamolodchikov periodic quivers

Pavel Galashin; Pavlo Pylyavskyy

b,d\in T-S


Archive | 2017

Purity and separation for oriented matroids

Pavel Galashin; Alexander Postnikov

. This is a weaker version of Leclerc and Zelevinskys weak separation. We show that every maximal by inclusion collection of pairwise chord separated sets is also maximal by size. Moreover, we prove that such collections are precisely vertex label collections of fine zonotopal tilings of the three-dimensional cyclic zonotope. In our construction, plabic graphs and square moves appear naturally as horizontal sections of zonotopal tilings and their mutations respectively.


Mathematische Zeitschrift | 2018

Root system chip-firing I: interval-firing

Pavel Galashin; Sam Hopkins; Thomas McConville; Alexander Postnikov

Abstract For a given skew shape, we build a crystal graph on the set of all reverse plane partitions that have this shape. As a consequence, we get a simple extension of the Littlewood–Richardson rule for the expansion of the corresponding dual stable Grothendieck polynomial in terms of Schur polynomials.

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Alexander Postnikov

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Thomas Lam

University of Michigan

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Sam Hopkins

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Steven N. Karp

University of California

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Thomas McConville

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Darij Grinberg

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Gaku Liu

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Miriam Farber

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Gaiane Panina

Saint Petersburg State University

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