Conjecture on lines in metric spaces with finitely many distances
Let be an -point metric space with , and suppose that the number of distinct distances occurring in the metric is bounded by an absolute constant. Conjecture on finitely many distances. Such a metric space has lines. The paper proves an bound for a constant number of distinct distances and establishes stronger results for particular distance sets, so the conjectured exponent remains open.
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Pierre Aboulker, Xiaomin Chen, Guangda Huzhang, Rohan Kapadia and Cathryn Supko, “Lines, betweenness and metric spaces”, arXiv:1412.8283 (2014).
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