The -distance set bound and equality conjecture
The -distance set bound and equality conjecture
Let be a -distance set in an -dimensional normed space, meaning that the set of distances between distinct points of contains at most numbers. -distance set conjecture. The size of is at most
If equality holds for some , then the space must be isometric to . This conjecture would generalize Petty's theorem on equilateral sets. The source presents it as open and gives no stronger partial result in the supplied context.
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Primary source
Konrad J. Swanepoel, “Equilateral sets in finite-dimensional normed spaces”, arXiv:math/0406264 (2004).
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