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Alexander $r$-tuples and Bier complexes

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arxiv 1607.07157 v2 pith:QZKWT3SR submitted 2016-07-25 math.CO

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Alexander $r$-tuples are introduced as a common generalization of pairs of Alexander dual complexes (Alexander $2$-tuples) and $r$-unavoidable complexes of Blagojevi\'{c}, Frick and Ziegler. The associated "Bier complexes" include both the Bier spheres and "optimal multiple chessboard complexes" as interesting, special cases. Our main result is Theorem 4.3 saying that (1) the $r$-fold deleted join of Alexander $r$-tuple is a pure complex homotopy equivalent to a wedge of spheres, and (2) the $r$-fold deleted join of a collectively unavoidable $r$-tuple is $(n-r-1)$-connected. We also give a complete classification (Theorem 5.1 and Corollary 5.2) of Alexander $r$-tuples and Bier complexes.

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