Mutually contiguous translates of a plane disk
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The authors consider topological disks (i.e. homeomorphic to the unit circle) in the euclidean plane \(E^2\). Two disks are called contiguous, if they have a common point but do not overlap. Their main result is: If \(n\) translates of a disk are mutually contiguous, then \(n \leq 4\). As the authors point out, this answers a question posed by J. Mitchell in 1991. Further several related results are given.
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