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A relation between Mahler volume and flag number for convex polytopes

Martin Winter

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Source: arXiv

Published: Oct 7, 2026

arXiv: 2610.09990

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Given a convex polytope P⊂RdP\subset\Bbb R^d with F(P)\mathcal F(P) many flags, we prove vol⁡(P)vol⁡(P−P)∘≤F(P)(d!)2.\operatorname{vol}(P) \operatorname{vol}(P-P)^\circ \le \frac{\mathcal F(P)}{(d!)^2}. This implies the following relation between Mahler volume and the number of flag conjectured by Freij, Schmitt, Schymura and Ziegler: for a centrally symmetric polytope P⊂RdP\subset\Bbb R^d holds vol⁡(P)vol⁡(P∘)≤2d(d!)2F(P).\operatorname{vol}(P)\operatorname{vol}(P^\circ) \le \frac{2^d}{(d!)^2} \mathcal F(P). This shows that the Mahler conjecture implies Kalai's flag conjecture.

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