Harborth's empty-triangle conjecture for simple drawings
Harborth's empty-triangle conjecture for simple drawings
For a simple drawing of , let denote the minimum number of empty triangles among all such drawings. An empty triangle is a triangle induced by three vertices such that the interior of one of its two sides contains no vertex. Harborth's conjecture. It holds that . Harborth proved the bounds ; the optimality of the upper bound remains open.
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Helena Bergold and Manfred Scheucher, “Investigating Simple Drawings of K_n using SAT”, arXiv:2504.02650 (2025).
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