Let A be a Coxeter hyperplane arrangement, that is the arrangement of reflecting hyperplanes of an irreducible finite Coxeter group. A deformation of A is an affine arrangement each of whose hyperplanes is parallel to some hyperplane of A. We survey some of the interesting combinatorics of classes of such arrangements, reflected in their characteristic polynomials. Much of the motivation for the study of arrangements of hyperplanes comes from Coxeter arrangements. Because of their importance in algebra, Coxeter arrangements have been studied a great deal in the context of representation theory of semisimple Lie algebras (where they arose)
Let W be a finite irreducible real reflection group, which is a Cox-eter group. We explicitly constr...
Let ${\cal A}$ be a hyperplane arrangement and let F and G be two of its faces. We define the produc...
AbstractGiven a multiarrangement of hyperplanes we define a series by sums of the Hilbert series of ...
AbstractWe investigate several hyperplane arrangements that can be viewed as deformations of Coxeter...
AbstractWe apply a lattice point counting method due to Blass and Sagan to compute the characteristi...
The collection of reflecting hyperplanes of a finite Coxeter group is called a reflection arrangemen...
Abstract. We show that the characteristic polynomial of a hyperplane arrange-ment can be recovered f...
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. A hyperplane arrangement is said to satisfy the "Riemann hypothesis" if all roots of its...
AbstractThe hypersolvable class of arrangements introduced in [Topology 37 (6) (1998) 1135–1164] con...
Abstract. We will define an algebra on the faces of a hyper-plane arrangement and explain how the de...
AbstractLet V be an n-dimensional vector space over a field F. An arrangement of hyperplanes A = {H1...
AbstractThis paper deals with infinite Coxeter groups. We use geometric techniques to prove two main...
Hyperplane arrangements form the geometric counterpart of combinatorial objects such as matroids. Th...
Let W be a finite irreducible real reflection group, which is a Cox-eter group. We explicitly constr...
Let ${\cal A}$ be a hyperplane arrangement and let F and G be two of its faces. We define the produc...
AbstractGiven a multiarrangement of hyperplanes we define a series by sums of the Hilbert series of ...
AbstractWe investigate several hyperplane arrangements that can be viewed as deformations of Coxeter...
AbstractWe apply a lattice point counting method due to Blass and Sagan to compute the characteristi...
The collection of reflecting hyperplanes of a finite Coxeter group is called a reflection arrangemen...
Abstract. We show that the characteristic polynomial of a hyperplane arrange-ment can be recovered f...
199 pagesThis dissertation has two leading characters: Hopf monoids in the category of species and t...
AbstractWe introduce the hypersolvable class of arrangements which contains the fiber-type ones of [...
. A hyperplane arrangement is said to satisfy the "Riemann hypothesis" if all roots of its...
AbstractThe hypersolvable class of arrangements introduced in [Topology 37 (6) (1998) 1135–1164] con...
Abstract. We will define an algebra on the faces of a hyper-plane arrangement and explain how the de...
AbstractLet V be an n-dimensional vector space over a field F. An arrangement of hyperplanes A = {H1...
AbstractThis paper deals with infinite Coxeter groups. We use geometric techniques to prove two main...
Hyperplane arrangements form the geometric counterpart of combinatorial objects such as matroids. Th...
Let W be a finite irreducible real reflection group, which is a Cox-eter group. We explicitly constr...
Let ${\cal A}$ be a hyperplane arrangement and let F and G be two of its faces. We define the produc...
AbstractGiven a multiarrangement of hyperplanes we define a series by sums of the Hilbert series of ...