Counting Lattice Triangulations

Mathematics – Combinatorics

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30 pages, to appear in: ``British Combinatorial Surveys'' (C. D. Wensley, ed.), Cambridge University Press, 2003. This is an u

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We discuss the problem to count, or, more modestly, to estimate the number f(m,n) of unimodular triangulations of the planar grid of size $m\times n$. Among other tools, we employ recursions that allow one to compute the (huge) number of triangulations for small m and rather large n by dynamic programming; we show that this computation can be done in polynomial time if m is fixed, and present computational results from our implementation of this approach. We also present new upper and lower bounds for large m and n, and we report about results obtained from a computer simulation of the random walk that is generated by flips.

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