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The facial weak order on hyperplane arrangements

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Figure 1 (left) gives an example in type A 2 together with its faces. It has six dimension 2 regions denoted by R i (in blue), six dimension 1 rays denoted by F i (in red), and one dimension 0 face { 0 } at the center (in green)
Figure 2: The type A 2 facial weak order seen with facial intervals (left), sign vectors (middle), and root sets (right).

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