Width-one conjecture for odd-dimensional thin simplices
Width-one conjecture for odd-dimensional thin simplices
A thin simplex is a lattice simplex of lattice width at most one, and its lattice width is the minimum width over all nonzero integral linear functionals. Width-one conjecture. In odd dimensions all thin simplices have width .
This conjecture is motivated by computations showing no thin simplices of width at least two in the odd dimensions examined. Its general validity remains open.
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Vadym Kurylenko, “Thin Simplices via Modular Arithmetic”, arXiv:2404.03975 (2025).
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