The orbit lattice conjecture for platycosms
The orbit lattice conjecture for platycosms
A platycosm is a compact flat three-dimensional manifold. Its orbit lattice bound is the maximum of the covering radii of all orbit lattices for , and has the orbit lattice property if its diameter equals .
Orbit lattice conjecture for platycosms. All 10 platycosms have the orbit lattice property.
The orbit lattice bound gives a lower bound for the diameter of every platycosm; when an orbit lattice has a translatable Voronoi tiling, the bound is attained. The conjecture asserts that this equality holds for all 10 platycosms.
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John Horton Conway and Juan Pablo Rossetti, “Describing the platycosms”, arXiv:math/0311476 (2003).
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