Aliev's generalized-hexagon conjecture for the critical determinant

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For n≥3n\geq3, let c(n)c(n) be the optimal constant defined by

c(n)=sup⁡a∈Zn∖{0}inf⁡x∈Zn∖{0}⟨a,x⟩=0∥x∥∞n−1∥a∥∞,c(n)=\sup_{\boldsymbol a\in\mathbb Z^n\setminus\{0\}}\inf_{\substack{\boldsymbol x\in\mathbb Z^n\setminus\{0\}\langle\boldsymbol a,\boldsymbol x\rangle=0}}\frac{\|\boldsymbol x\|_\infty^{n-1}}{\|\boldsymbol a\|_\infty},

and let Δ(K)\Delta(K) denote the critical determinant. Let H1,…,1H_{1,\ldots,1} be the generalized hexagon in Rn−1\mathbb R^{n-1} defined in the source. Aliev's conjecture.

c(n)=Δ(H1,…,1)−1.c(n)=\Delta(H_{1,\ldots,1})^{-1}.

Here H1,…,1H_{1,\ldots,1} is the generalized hexagon in Rn−1\mathbb R^{n-1}; the source states that exact values of c(n)c(n) remain unknown for n>4n>4.

References

Primary source

Iskander Aliev and Martin Henk, “Minkowski's successive minima in convex and discrete geometry”, arXiv:2304.00120 (2023).

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