Hyperfactord of Shi arrangement Sh(A2) and Sh(A3)
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https://doi.org/10.23851/mjs.v33i3.1139Keywords:
Hyperplane arrangement, Briad arrangement, Shi arrangement.Abstract
In this paper, we introduce the region and the faces poset of shi arrangement that J. Y. Shi firstly introduced it. This is an affine arrangement, each of whose hyperplane is parallel to some"hyperplane of Coxeter arrangement"(Braid arrangement), the degrees and the exponents of this arrangement were found and we prove the shi arrangement is ahyperfactored arrangement when n=3 and not hyperfactored arrangement when n=4 arrangement.
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