Abstract
The ideal dimension of a real affine set is the dimension of the intersection of its projective topological closure with the infinite hyperplane. We obtain a formula for the number of faces of a real hyperplane arrangement having given dimension and ideal dimension. We apply the formula to the plane, to plaids, which are arrangements of parallel families in general position, and to affinographic arrangements. We compare two definitions of ideal dimension and ask about a complex analog of the enumeration.
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