On Triangulations of the 3 Ball And the Solid Torus
On Triangulations of the 3 Ball And the Solid Torus
Geza Bohus
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. . , u 9, then all the boundary triangles of M are incident on a vertex, i. E. , M is the star of a vertex, which is a contradiction. Case 3: Assume v falls neither into Case 1 nor into Case 2. Then lk&(v) has k > 2 interior vertices. So p(v) > 2. Combining the three cases, we see that Y^vP( v ) ^ 2n. D 3 Triangulation of Solid Torus In this section we prove an analogue of Theorem 1 for the solid torus. Both the main proof and the following lemma depend on Proof 1 above. Lemma 1 There is no tr...iangulation of B 3 in which two tetrahedra that share a vertex v are of type 2, and the remaining tetrahedra are of type 1. Proof: (We borrow notation from Proof 1 above. ) Assume A is a triangulation that contradicts the claim. One can easily show that lk^(v) contains a 2-ball C with relint(C) C int(B 3 ) and relbd(C) C d(B 3 ). C cuts A into two pieces, say A! and A2. Lk^(v) is contained in one of the pieces, say in A 2 . C must have an almost cutting triangle and arguing as in Proof 1, we find a cutting triangle T in Aj.
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