Favourite distances in 3-space
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Abstract: Let be a set of points in Euclidean -space. Assign to each a distance , and let denote the number of points in at distance from . Avis, ErdH{o}s and Pach (1988) introduced the extremal quantity , where the maximum is taken over all -point subsets of 3-space and all assignments of distances. We show that if the pair maximises and is sufficiently large, then, except for at most points, is contained in a circle and the axis of symmetry of , and equals the distance from to for each . This, together with a new construction, implies that .
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