Shelling 3-cells in compact triangulated 3-manifolds

L. B. Treybig · Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society · 1972

Although examples of nonshellable 3-cells are known, this paper shows that every compact 3-manifold (with or without boundary) has a triangulation in which every 3-cell which is the union of 3-simplexes of the triangulation can be shelled.

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