Antipodal Hadwiger numbers of finite-dimensional Banach spaces
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Abstract: Let be a finite-dimensional Banach space; we introduce and investigate a natural generalization of the concepts of Hadwiger number and strict Hadwiger number . More precisely, we define the antipodal Hadwiger number as the largest cardinality of a subset , such that with [1 le f(x)-f(y) ,,, extrm{and} ,,, f(y) le f(z) le f(x) ,,, extrm{for} ,,, z in S.] The strict antipodal Hadwiger number is defined analogously. We prove that for every Minkowski plane and estimate (or in some cases compute) the numbers and , where and . We also show that the number grows exponentially in .
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