Dimension bounds for finite-volume hyperbolic Coxeter polytopes
Lizi Guo, Fangting Zheng
Abstract
We prove that a finite-volume hyperbolic Coxeter polytope has dimension at most 81, substantially improving Prokhorov's bound of 995. A refinement of Prokhorov's method gives the intermediate bound 162, while an extension of Vinberg's planar-angle comparison to the finite-volume setting yields the sharper bound. Both arguments combine improved weighting functions with estimates using cusp geometry to control weight contributions of angles at ideal vertices or edges incident to them.
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