Exact values and improved bounds on k-neighborly families of boxes

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Abstract: A finite family mathcalF of d-dimensional convex polytopes is called k-neighborly if dkleextupdim(CcapC)led1 for any two distinct members C,CinmathcalF. In 1997, Alon initiated the study of the general function n(k,d), which is defined to be the maximum size of k-neighborly families of standard boxes in mathbbRd. Based on a weighted count of vectors in 0,1d, we improve a recent upper bound on n(k,d) by Alon, Grytczuk, Kisielewicz, and Przesl awski for any positive integers d and k with dgek+2. In particular, when d is sufficiently large and kge0.123d, our upper bound on n(k,d) improves the bound shown by Huang and Sudakov exponentially. Furthermore, we determine that n(2,4)=9, n(3,5)=18, n(3,6)=27, n(4,6)=37, n(5,7)=74, and n(6,8)=150. The stability result of Kleitman's isodiametric inequality plays an important role in the proofs.









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