Simple game induced manifolds
Abstract
Starting by a simple game Q as a combinatorial data, we build up a cell complex M(Q), whose construction resembles combinatorics of the permutohedron. The cell complex proves to be a combinatorial manifold; we call it the simple game induced manifold. By some motivations coming from polygonal linkages, we think of Q and of M(Q) as of a quasilinkage and the moduli space of the quasilinkage respectively. We present some examples of quasilinkages and show that the moduli space retains many properties of moduli space of polygonal linkages. In particular, we show that the moduli space M(Q) is homeomorphic to the space of stable point configurations on S1, for an associated with a quasilinkage notion of stability.
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