Uniqueness of the diffusively dominant circle packing
Uniqueness of the diffusively dominant circle packing
A circle packing is a packing of congruent circles in the plane, and a packing is diffusively dominant if its mass distribution diffusively dominates that of every other packing. Circle-packing conjecture. The hexagonal packing is the unique diffusively dominant circle packing. This is a proposed uniqueness principle for circle packings under diffusive dominance; the supplied text gives no resolution of the conjecture.
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Greg Kuperberg, “Notions of denseness”, arXiv:math/9908003 (2000).
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