Lattice polytopes with a given h*-polynomial

Abstract

Let ⊂ n be an n-dimensional lattice polytope. It is well-known that h*(t) := (1-t)n+1 Σk ≥ 0 |k n| tk is a polynomial of degree d ≤ n with nonnegative integral coefficients. Let AGL(n, ) be the group of invertible affine integral transformations which naturally acts on n. For a given polynomial h* ∈ [t], we denote by Ch*(n) the number AGL(n, )-equivalence classes of n-dimensional lattice polytopes such that h* = h*(t). In this paper we show that \Ch*(n) \n ≥ 1 is a monotone increasing sequence which eventually becomes constant. This statement follows from a more general combinatorial result whose proof uses methods of commutative algebra.

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