The linear upper-bound conjecture for almost-equidistant sets

Let fae(d)f_{\mathrm{ae}}(d) denote the maximum cardinality of an almost-equidistant set in Rd\mathbb R^d, meaning a set in which among every three points, some pair is at distance 11. Linear upper-bound conjecture. One has

fae(d)=O(d).f_{\mathrm{ae}}(d)=O(d).

The paper presents this as a natural conjecture that its methods do not prove; it predicts a linear, rather than superlinear, upper bound for the largest almost-equidistant sets.

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Alexandr Polyanskii, “On almost-equidistant sets”, arXiv:1707.00295 (2018).

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