Most Reinhardt polygons are sporadic
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Abstract: A extit{Reinhardt polygon} is a convex -gon that, for not a power of , is optimal in three different geometric optimization problems, for example, it has maximal perimeter relative to its diameter. Some such polygons exhibit a particular periodic structure; others are termed extit{sporadic}. Prior work has described the periodic case completely, and has shown that sporadic Reinhardt polygons occur for all of the form with and distinct odd primes and . We show that (dihedral equivalence classes of) sporadic Reinhardt polygons outnumber the periodic ones for almost all , and find that this first occurs at . We also determine a formula for the number of sporadic Reinhardt polygons when with and distinct odd primes.
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