Conway–Sloane fiber conjecture for dense sphere packings
Conway–Sloane fiber conjecture for dense sphere packings
Let satisfy , and let be the largest power of strictly less than . A sphere packing is weakly recurrent and dense when it has the corresponding recurrence and density properties. Conway–Sloane fiber conjecture. Every weakly recurrent, dense sphere packing in dimension fibers over one in dimension . The conjecture is presented as a postulate inspired by Conway and Sloane, after a theorem showing that weakly recurrent dense packings have no gaps under suitable hypotheses; the supplied text gives no resolution of this stronger fiber statement.
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Greg Kuperberg, “Notions of denseness”, arXiv:math/9908003 (2000).
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