Existence of the detS2 map

Abstract

In this paper we show that for a vector space Vd of dimension d there exists a linear map detS2:Vd d(2d-1) k with the property that detS2(1≤ i<j≤ 2d(vi,j))=0 if there exists 1≤ x<y<z≤ 2d such that vx,y=vx,z=vy,z. The existence of such a map was conjectured in [4]. We present two applications of the map detS2 to geometry and combinatorics.

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