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Autori principali: Trödler, Matěj, Volec, Jan, Vybíral, Jan
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.00715
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author Trödler, Matěj
Volec, Jan
Vybíral, Jan
author_facet Trödler, Matěj
Volec, Jan
Vybíral, Jan
contents We elaborate on the intimate connection between the largest volume of an empty axis-parallel box in a set of $n$ points from $[0,1]^d$ and cover-free families from the extremal set theory. This connection was discovered in a recent paper of the authors. In this work, we apply a very recent result of Michel and Scott to obtain a whole range of new lower bounds on the number of points needed so that the largest volume of such a box is bounded by a given $\varepsilon$. Surprisingly, it turns out that for each of the new bounds, there is a choice of the parameters $d$ and $\varepsilon$ such that the bound outperforms the others.
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spellingShingle Lower bounds on the minimal dispersion of point sets via cover-free families
Trödler, Matěj
Volec, Jan
Vybíral, Jan
Combinatorics
We elaborate on the intimate connection between the largest volume of an empty axis-parallel box in a set of $n$ points from $[0,1]^d$ and cover-free families from the extremal set theory. This connection was discovered in a recent paper of the authors. In this work, we apply a very recent result of Michel and Scott to obtain a whole range of new lower bounds on the number of points needed so that the largest volume of such a box is bounded by a given $\varepsilon$. Surprisingly, it turns out that for each of the new bounds, there is a choice of the parameters $d$ and $\varepsilon$ such that the bound outperforms the others.
title Lower bounds on the minimal dispersion of point sets via cover-free families
topic Combinatorics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.00715