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On the maximum number of points at least one unit away from each other in the unit n-cube

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We present a very short survey of known results and many new estimates and results on the maximum number of points that can be chosen in the n-dimensional unit cube so that every distance between them is at least 1.

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Correspondence to Vojtech Bálint.

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Communicated by Imre Bárány

Research was supported by Slovak national grant VEGA 1/3839/06.

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Bálint, V., Bálint, V. On the maximum number of points at least one unit away from each other in the unit n-cube. Period Math Hung 57, 83–91 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10998-008-7083-2

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