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Upper and lower bound theorems for graph-associahedra

From the paper of the first author it follows that upper and lower bounds for $γ$-vector of a simple polytope imply the bounds for its $g$-,$h$- and $f$-vectors. In the paper of the second author it was obtained unimprovable upper and lower bounds for $γ$-vectors of flag nestohedra, particularly Gal's conjecture was proved for this case. In the present paper we obtain unimprovable upper and lower bounds for $γ$-vectors (consequently, for $g$-,$h$- and $f$-vectors) of graph-associahedra and some its important subclasses. We use the constructions that for an $(n-1)$-dimensional graph-associahedron $P_{Γ_n}$ give the $n$-dimensional graph-associahedron $P_{Γ_{n+1}}$ that is obtained from the cylinder $P_{Γ_n}\times I$ by sequential shaving some facets of its bases. We show that the well-known series of polytopes (associahedra, cyclohedra, permutohedra and stellohedra) can be derived by these constructions. As a corollary we obtain inductive formulas for $γ$- and $h$- vectors of the mentioned series. These formulas communicate the method of differential equations developed by the first author with the method of shavings developed by the second author.

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