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Enumerative combinatorics, graph theory, order theory, posets, matroids, designs and other discrete structures. It also includes algebraic, analytic and probabilistic combinatorics.
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Placing points on a sphere so that no 3 lie close to the same plane
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I am working with arbitrary parallelopiped tilings given by projection from a higher dimensional space. The collection of tiles, and some properties of the higher dimensional space are spe …
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Point sets in Euclidean space with a small number of distinct distances
It is well known and not hard to prove that the regular simplex in n-dimensions is the only way to place n+1 points so that the distance between distinct pairs of points is always the same. My general …
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Not quite regular polyhedra
It turns out that these polyhedra that have congruent vertices and faces have a name. They are the Noble Polyhedra. If one insists that they also be convex the Noble polyhedra are the regular polyhedr …
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Not quite regular polyhedra
Take a naive interpretation of regular polyhedra:
All vertices (including epsilon ball) congruent
All edges congruent
All faces congruent
We can now find interesting families by removing one requi …