The sporadic-set conjecture for Apollonian circle packings
The sporadic-set conjecture for Apollonian circle packings
Let be a primitive Apollonian circle packing. Let be the set of missing curvatures that do not lie in any of the quadratic or quartic obstruction classes described in the paper. The sporadic-set conjecture. The set is finite. This conjecture is proposed as a replacement for the false local-global conjecture: after accounting for the quadratic and quartic obstructions, only finitely many additional missing curvatures should remain. The supplied text does not give a resolution of this replacement conjecture.
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Summer Haag, Clyde Kertzer, James Rickards and Katherine E. Stange, “The local-global conjecture for Apollonian circle packings is false”, arXiv:2307.02749 (2024).
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