The volume of the 10th Birkhoff polytope
Matthias Beck, Dennis Pixton
Abstract
The n'th Birkhoff polytope Bn is the set of all doubly stochastic n × n matrices, that is, those matrices with nonnegative real coefficients in which every row and column sums to one. A long-standing open problem is the determination of the relative volume of Bn. In [arXiv:math.CO/0202267] we introduced a method of calculating this volume and used it to compute B9. This note is an update on our progress: with the same program (but much longer computing time), we have now derived B10.
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