Computational search of small point sets with small rectilinear crossing number
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Abstract: Let be the minimum number of crossings over all rectilinear drawings of the complete graph on vertices on the plane. In this paper we prove that ; improving thus on the previous best known upper bound. This is done by obtaining new rectilinear drawings of for small values of , and then using known constructions to obtain arbitrarily large good drawings from smaller ones. The "small" sets where found using a simple heuristic detailed in this paper.
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