Quadrangulation moves
Philipp Korablev
Abstract
We prove that any two quadrangulations of the same surface, i.e., decompositions of a surface into squares, can be transformed into one another by a finite sequence of two-dimensional local cubical Pachner moves and non-local subdivision transformations.
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