Abstract
From the configuration of a matroid (which records the size and rank of the cyclic flats and the containments among them, but not the sets), one can compute several much-studied matroid invariants, including the Tutte polynomial and a newer, stronger invariant, the G-invariant. To gauge how much additional information the configuration contains compared to these invariants, it is of interest to have methods for constructing matroids with different configurations but the same G-invariant. We offer several such constructions along with tools for developing more.
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