Nonrepetition conjecture for the suspension-angle derivatives
Nonrepetition conjecture for the suspension-angle derivatives
For the finite layered construction , let denote the suspension angle at layer , and let be its derivative at . Suspension-angle derivative conjecture. The sequence never repeats itself. If true, then sufficiently small nonzero perturbations would make the layer angles distinct and yield a geodesic net whose edges all have weight one. The conjecture is supported by numerical calculations, but remains unproved.
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Alexander Nabutovsky and Fabian Parsch, “Geodesic Nets: Some Examples and Open Problems”, arXiv:1904.00483 (2019).
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