Fred Supnick

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
A CLASS OF COMBINATORIAL EXTREMA Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences	1970-01-01	Paper
Extrema in Space-Time Canadian Journal of Mathematics	1966-01-01	Paper
Extrema concerning polygons in space-time Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society	1966-01-01	Paper
On Some Properties of Shortest Hamiltonian Circuits The American Mathematical Monthly	1965-01-01	Paper
Extreme Hamiltonian Circuits. Resolution of the Convex-Even Case	1965-01-01	Paper
Extreme Hamiltonian Circuits. Resolution of the Convex-Odd Case	1964-01-01	Paper
Semi-Homogeneous Functions	1963-01-01	Paper
Concerning Real Numbers Whose Powers have Nonintegral Differences	1963-01-01	Paper
On the Rational Triangulation of a Circle	1962-01-01	Paper
A Geometric Facet of the Eulerian Constant The American Mathematical Monthly	1962-01-01	Paper
Rational Triangulations The American Mathematical Monthly	1961-01-01	Paper
On a Quadratic Diophantine Inequality	1961-01-01	Paper
Contiguous Sphere Clusters. I. Isomorphic Chains	1961-01-01	Paper
On the Powers of a Real Number Reduced Modulo One	1960-01-01	Paper
A Theorem Concerning Six Points	1960-01-01	Paper
An Extremal Production-Line Problem Operations Research	1960-01-01	Paper
Extreme Hamiltonian lines Annals of Mathematics. Second Series	1957-01-01	Paper
On the covering of 𝐸_{𝑛} by spheres Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society	1957-01-01	Paper
On the perspective deformation of polyhedra. II. Solution of the convexity problem Annals of Mathematics. Second Series	1951-01-01	Paper
On the Dense Packing of Spheres	1949-01-01	Paper
On the perspective deformation of polyhedra Annals of Mathematics. Second Series	1948-01-01	Paper
The Apollonian Packing of Circles Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences	1943-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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