Haralambis' equality conjecture for three-element distance sets

Let DD be a three-element set of non-negative integers. Let κ(D)\kappa(D) be the supremum, over real tt, of the smallest distance from tdtd to an integer as dd ranges over DD, and let μ(D)\mu(D) be the supremum of the densities of sequences whose pairwise differences do not lie in DD.

Haralambis' equality conjecture. Every three-element DD-set satisfies

κ(D)=μ(D).\kappa(D)=\mu(D).

The conjecture is presented in the conclusion as a particularly interesting problem because exact computation of μ(D)\mu(D) is difficult in general. The supplied text gives no resolution status.

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Daphne Der-Fen Liu and Grant Robinson, “Sequences of Integers with Three Missing Separations”, arXiv:1611.03940 (2017).

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