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So is it that we don't know have a bound for generic N, or that we know a bound but haven't found it for N=14-18, >20? I'm sure we know the bound exists, but I
by parsimo2010 7y ago
So is it that we don't know have a bound for generic N, or that we know a bound but haven't found it for N=14-18, >20?
I'm sure we know the bound exists, but I'm more interested in whether we've found a closed form (or even just analytic) way to express the bound.
- alexis_fr 7y agoThere is at least one bound: When the unused surface is smaller than 1 disc is an absolute bound. Also, when all discs are touching 3-by-3, we can’t extract more space.