Embedding Euclidean distance graphs in R^n and Q^n

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Abstract: For SsubseteqmathbbR, positive integer n, and d>0, let G(Sn,d) be the graph whose vertex set is Sn where any two vertices are adjacent if and only if they are Euclidean distance d apart. The primary question we will consider in our work is as follows. Given n and distance d actually realized as a distance between points of the rational space mathbbQn, does there exist a finite graph G that appears as a subgraph of G(mathbbQn,d) but not as a subgraph of G(mathbbRn−1,1)? We answer this question affirmatively for nleq5, and along the way, resolve a few related questions as well.












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