The hypermetric cone on seven vertices
Mathieu Dutour, Michel Deza
Abstract
The hypermetric cone HYPn is the set of vectors (dij)1≤ i< j≤ n satisfying the inequalities Σ1≤ i<j≤ n bibjdij≤ 0 with bi∈ and Σi=1nbi=1. A Delaunay polytope of a lattice is called extremal if the only affine bijective transformations of it into a Delaunay polytope, are the homotheties; there is a correspondance between such Delaunay polytopes and extreme rays of HYPn. We show that unique Delaunay polytopes of root lattice A1 and E6 are the only extreme Delaunay polytopes of dimension at most 6. We describe also the skeletons and adjacency properties of HYP7 and of its dual.
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