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39: 519:, combines Michel Deza's interests in polyhedral combinatorics and metric spaces; it describes the metric polytope, whose points represent symmetric distance matrices satisfying the triangle inequality. For metric spaces with seven points, for instance, this polytope has 21 dimensions (the 21 pairwise distances between the points) and 275,840 vertices. 300:-element set shared by all the members of the family. Manoussakis writes that Deza is sorry not to have kept and framed the US$ 100 check from Erdős for the prize for solving the problem, and that this result inspired Deza to pursue a lifestyle of mathematics and travel similar to that of Erdős. 229:
The papers from a conference on combinatorics, geometry and computer science, held in Luminy, France in May 2007, have been collected as a special issue of the European Journal of Combinatorics in honor of Deza's 70th birthday.
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until emigrating to France in 1972. In France, he worked at CNRS from 1973 until his 2005 retirement. He has written eight books and about 280 academic papers with 75 different co-authors, including four papers with
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writes, this book describes "many interesting connections ... among polyhedral combinatorics, local Banach geometry, optimization, graph theory, geometry of numbers, and probability".
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has the property that it contains all the sets that have nonzero values for some function ƒ of strength at most
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distance; this paper is one of many in this line of research. An earlier result of Deza showed that every
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and their generalizations, planar graphs in which all faces are cycles with only two possible lengths.
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Deza, A.; Deza, M.; Fukuda, K. (1996), "On skeletons, diameters and volumes of metric polyhedra",
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given a complete description of this polytope's facets, such a complete description is unlikely.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20161022031836/http://www.liga.ens.fr/~deza/InRussian/DEZA-M2.pdf
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Manoussakis, Yannis (2010), "Preface to special issue in honor of Deza's 70th birthday",
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metric with rational distances could be scaled by an integer and embedded into a
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is a small set, the sum of the function values of the supersets of
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Scale-isometric polytopal graphs in hypercubes and cubic lattices
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Chepoi, V.; Deza, M.; Grishukhin, V. (1997), "Clin d'oeil on
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is zero. The strength of the function is the maximum value
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Deza, M. (1974), "Solution d'un problème de Erdös-Lovász",
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Geometry of chemical graphs: polycycles and two-faced maps
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Deza's web page as of August 17, 2016 on Wayback Machine
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metric) and metric spaces into vector spaces with the
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Archived copy of Deza's web page, with note of demise
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If a 915:Generalizations of Finite Metrics and Cuts 507:. This paper with his son Antoine Deza, a 37: 26: 1018: 1016: 1014: 1012: 1010: 1008: 1006: 242:Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Series B 1105:Erdos0d, Version 2007, September 3, 2008 1123:"Le mathématicien a besoin d'être aimé" 1002: 913:; Deza, M.; Dutour Sikirić, M. (2016), 1074:European Academy of Sciences Presidium 213:in 1961, after which he worked at the 734:Deza, M.; Dutour Sikirić, M. (2008), 7: 1186:21st-century French mathematicians 1181:20th-century French mathematicians 1121:Agudo, Pierre (January 24, 1998), 585:(including many graphs arising in 474:Combinatorics and Computer Science 447:describes some of the facets of a 312:(1983), "On functions of strength 25: 1055:"[ITHEA ISS] Michel Deza" 1025:European Journal of Combinatorics 559:embeddings of graphs (with their 515:in Combinatorial Optimization at 204:European Journal of Combinatorics 1107:, from the Erdős number project. 555:. 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(1992), 1: 544:10.1016/S0166-218X(97)00066-8 689:Geometry of cuts and metrics 602:Geometry of cuts and metrics 532:Discrete Applied Mathematics 530:-embeddable planar graphs", 254:10.1016/0095-8956(74)90059-8 408:"Facets for the cut cone I" 1217: 1201:Mathematicians from Moscow 1196:Soviet emigrants to France 649:, Imperial College Press, 215:Soviet Academy of Sciences 1037:10.1016/j.ejc.2009.03.020 783:Encyclopedia of Distances 610:10.1007/978-3-642-04295-9 463:, but could be solved by 162: 112: 36: 1191:Academic journal editors 1093:Faculty profile at JAIST 748:10.1017/CBO9780511721311 486:10.1007/3-540-61576-8_78 445:polyhedral combinatorics 412:Mathematical Programming 1083:, retrieved 2009-05-23. 977:, Probel-2000, Moscow, 954:, Probel-2000, Moscow, 707:Dictionary of Distances 451:that encodes cuts in a 296:elements, has a common 107:Moscow State University 1171:Russian mathematicians 265:. 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Michel M. Deza

Moscow
Soviet Union
Paris
France
Russian
Moscow State University
Mathematics
Doctoral advisor
Roland Dobrushin
Gérard Cohen
Monique Laurent
Soviet
French
mathematician
combinatorics
discrete geometry
graph theory
French National Centre for Scientific Research
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
European Journal of Combinatorics
Moscow University
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Paul Erdős
Erdős number
doi
10.1016/0095-8956(74)90059-8
MR
0337635

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