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Theorem

The Reciprocity Theorem

Statement

Stanley's reciprocity theorem states that for a dd-dimensional rational cone CC, we have the following identity of rational functions:

FC(1/x1,…,1/xd)=(−1)dFint(C)(x1,…,xd).F_C(1/x_1,\dots,1/x_d)=(-1)^d F_{{\rm int}(C)}(x_1,\dots,x_d).

Stanley's reciprocity theorem generalizes Ehrhart-Macdonald reciprocity for Ehrhart polynomials of rational convex polytopes. Both of these results are examples of combinatorial reciprocity theorems, a term that was, in fact, also coined by Stanley.

Further reading

  1. Wikipedia, page 1093331, revision 1330576210, Stanley's reciprocity theorem, section The Reciprocity Theorem. adopted
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