Multiplicity conjecture for maximum distance sets
Multiplicity conjecture for maximum distance sets
Let an -distance set be a set of points whose pairwise distances take at most values. The multiplicity of a distance is the number of unordered pairs of points in the set realizing that distance, and a maximum -distance set has largest possible cardinality. Multiplicity conjecture. A maximum -distance set will not have a distance with multiplicity less than or equal to . The paper motivates this from computed constructions, but provides no proof of the assertion.
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Li-Ren Bao and Wei-Hsuan Yu, “Constructions of Large m-Distance Sets on Triangular Lattice”, arXiv:2509.00880 (2025).
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