The upper-bound conjecture for equiangular lines in dimensions 8 through 13

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Let tn′t'_n denote the largest number of lines in an equiangular family obtained from the minimal vectors of a lattice in dimension nn. Dimension 88–1313 conjecture. For 8≤n≤138\le n\le 13 we have

tn′≤2n,t'_n\le 2n,

and t13′=26t'_{13}=26. This is motivated by lower bounds tn′≥2(n−1)t'_n\ge 2(n-1) and computational experiments with classical lattices of minimum 44; the source gives no resolution of the conjecture.

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Jacques Martinet, “Families of Equiangular Lines and Lattices”, arXiv:2403.09446 (2024).

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