The strong union-of-lines conjecture
The strong union-of-lines conjecture
Let be any constant and let be a sufficiently large prime power. Let be a set of lines in satisfying
and such that no plane contains more than lines of . Strong union-of-lines conjecture. Then
This is substantially stronger than the weak union-of-lines conjecture and would give an almost-full union of points under a denser line hypothesis. The authors state that they do not have a counterexample, but the conjecture remains open.
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Primary source
Ben Lund, Shubhangi Saraf and Charles Wolf, “Finite field Kakeya and Nikodym sets in three dimensions”, arXiv:1609.01048 (2019).
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