The maximality conjecture for circle constructions

Let RR have only prime factors pp satisfying p1(mod4)p\equiv 1\pmod 4. Consider the two plane integral point sets supplied by the circle constructions: circle(R)\operatorname{circle}(R), with 2τ(R)2\tau(R) points on a circle of radius RR together with its center, and circle~(R)\widetilde{\operatorname{circle}}(R), with 2τ(R)2\tau(R) points on a circle of radius R/2R/2. Here τ(R)\tau(R) denotes the number of divisors of RR. Circle-construction maximality conjecture. Both of these plane integral point sets are maximal. The claim concerns maximality of the two explicitly constructed families; the supplied text gives no proof or resolution.

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Andrey Radoslavov Antonov and Sascha Kurz, “Maximal integral point sets over Z^2”, arXiv:0804.1280 (2008).

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