Author
Aleksei Kudriashov
Recent research
- AI & ComputingOpen access
The error of the Guy-Kelly heuristic, measured against exact counts
The Guy-Kelly conjecture predicts that the maximum number of points in general position in an n×n grid is asymptotically c·n. We measure how far the heuristic behind it stands from the truth, using the exact counts of A000755 rather than the threshold it predicts, since a thresho...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This version exists to correct a false novelty claim. Versions up to 2.9 stated that published data for A280537 stop at a(8) = 20. In fact the OEIS entry itself has carried, since January 2017, lower bounds up to a(17) ≥ 42, and Al Zimmermann's 2016 contest Non-Coplanar Points ra...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
A 2n-point no-three-in-line configuration on the n×n grid with half-turn symmetry decomposes into orbits of a larger subgroup of the dihedral group that it happens to contain, together with half-turn pairs that are not such orbits — its orbit defect. Balance lemma. Read as arcs o...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Extremal no-three-in-line subsets of a modular hyperbola in the Hall-Jackson-Sudbery-Wild window
Let p be an odd prime and H_c = {(x,y): xy ≡ c (mod p)} the modular hyperbola in the 2p×2p window of Hall, Jackson, Sudbery and Wild (1975). HJSW observed that keeping three of the four points of each residue class gives 3(p−1) points in general position; Kovács, Nagy and Szabó s...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Extremal no-three-in-line subsets of a modular hyperbola in the Hall-Jackson-Sudbery-Wild window
Let p be an odd prime and H_c = {(x,y): xy ≡ c (mod p)} the modular hyperbola in the 2p×2p window of Hall, Jackson, Sudbery and Wild (1975). HJSW observed that keeping three of the four points of each residue class gives 3(p−1) points in general position; Kovács, Nagy and Szabó s...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
The error of the Guy-Kelly heuristic, measured against exact counts
The Guy-Kelly conjecture predicts that the maximum number of points in general position in an n×n grid is asymptotically c·n. We measure how far the heuristic behind it stands from the truth, using the exact counts of A000755 rather than the threshold it predicts, since a thresho...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This version exists to correct a false novelty claim. Versions up to 2.9 stated that published data for A280537 stop at a(8) = 20. In fact the OEIS entry itself has carried, since January 2017, lower bounds up to a(17) ≥ 42, and Al Zimmermann's 2016 contest Non-Coplanar Points ra...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
A 2n-point no-three-in-line configuration on the n×n grid with half-turn symmetry decomposes into orbits of a larger subgroup of the dihedral group that it happens to contain, together with half-turn pairs that are not such orbits — its orbit defect. Balance lemma. Read as arcs o...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
A 2n-point no-three-in-line configuration on the n×n grid with half-turn symmetry decomposes into orbits of a larger subgroup of the dihedral group that it happens to contain, together with half-turn pairs that are not such orbits — its orbit defect. Balance lemma. Read as arcs o...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This version exists to correct a false novelty claim. Versions up to 2.9 stated that published data for A280537 stop at a(8) = 20. In fact the OEIS entry itself has carried, since January 2017, lower bounds up to a(17) ≥ 42, and Al Zimmermann's 2016 contest Non-Coplanar Points ra...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Extremal no-three-in-line subsets of a modular hyperbola in the Hall-Jackson-Sudbery-Wild window
Let p be an odd prime and H_c = {(x,y): xy ≡ c (mod p)} the modular hyperbola in the 2p×2p window of Hall, Jackson, Sudbery and Wild (1975). HJSW observed that keeping three of the four points of each residue class gives 3(p−1) points in general position; Kovács, Nagy and Szabó s...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
A 2n-point no-three-in-line configuration on the n×n grid with half-turn symmetry decomposes into orbits of a larger subgroup of the dihedral group that it happens to contain, together with half-turn pairs that are not such orbits — its orbit defect. Balance lemma. Read as arcs o...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This version exists to correct a false novelty claim. Versions up to 2.9 stated that published data for A280537 stop at a(8) = 20. In fact the OEIS entry itself has carried, since January 2017, lower bounds up to a(17) ≥ 42, and Al Zimmermann's 2016 contest Non-Coplanar Points ra...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
a(n) is the maximum number of points in the n×n×n grid no four of which are coplanar — OEIS A280537. The published data stop at a(8) = 20. This version extends the previous one (n ≤ 7) to n ≤ 29. We exhibit nineteen configurations, each verified by two programs sharing no code an...