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Decompositions of homology manifolds and their graphs

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The graph of everyd-dimensional convex polytope isd-connected and contains a refinement of the complete graph ond+1 vertices. These two theorems are generalized to pseudomanifolds and to some very general decompositions of homology manifolds.

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Research supported by N.S.F. Grant #MPS-74-04830/1.

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Barnette, D. Decompositions of homology manifolds and their graphs. Israel J. Math. 41, 203–212 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02771721

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