The no-(d+2)-on-a-sphere conjecture for lattice cubes

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Let d≥3d \geq 3 be a positive integer. A subset of the dd-dimensional lattice cube [n]d[n]^d is said to be admissible if no d+2d+2 of its members lie on a sphere or a hyperplane.

No-(d+2)(d+2)-on-a-sphere conjecture. There is an admissible subset of [n]d[n]^d with

Ω(ndd+1)\Omega\left(n^{\frac{d}{d+1}}\right)

points.

The theorem preceding this conjecture gives a construction with n3d+1−o(1)n^{\frac{3}{d+1}-o(1)} points. The conjecture proposes a stronger lower bound, while the authors note that an even stronger bound of order Ω(n)\Omega(n) may be possible.

References

Primary source

Andrew Suk and Ethan Patrick White, “A note on the no-(d+2)-on-a-sphere problem”, arXiv:2412.02866 (2024).

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