The asymptotic spherical-distribution conjecture for the angular sum

Let QN\mathcal{Q}_N denote the configuration space of NN points in three-dimensional space, and let FNF_N be the angular sum defined in the paper. The asymptotic spherical-distribution conjecture. As NN\to\infty, the configuration maximizing FNF_N consists of NN points uniformly distributed on a sphere, and

supQNFN29N3+o(N3).\sup_{\mathcal{Q}_N}F_N\sim\frac{2}{9}N^3+o(N^3).

This conjecture describes the large-NN behavior of the geometric optimization problem and proposes both the limiting distribution and the leading asymptotic growth of the maximum.

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Amaury Mouchet, “Upper and lower bounds for an eigenvalue associated with a positive eigenvector”, arXiv:math/0505541 (2005).

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