Angular Multiplicities in Three-Dimensional Grids

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author Dubey, Arya
author_facet Dubey, Arya
contents <p>The study of combinatorial geometry has long been shaped by questions concerning the diversity<br>of patterns determined by finite point sets: the Erd˝os distinct distances problem, the Szemer´edi–<br>Trotter incidence theorem, and the sum–product phenomenon are all paradigmatic examples.<br>In this context the angular structure of point sets forms a natural, yet relatively unexplored,<br>analogue.<br>This paper presents a novel investigation into the angular multiplicities of three-dimensional<br>grids, a topic that has remained largely unexplored in the literature, offering new insights into<br>the geometric and arithmetic structure of lattice point configurations.</p>
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spellingShingle Angular Multiplicities in Three-Dimensional Grids
Dubey, Arya
Mathematics
Mathematics
Discrete mathematics
Geometry
Algebraic geometry
<p>The study of combinatorial geometry has long been shaped by questions concerning the diversity<br>of patterns determined by finite point sets: the Erd˝os distinct distances problem, the Szemer´edi–<br>Trotter incidence theorem, and the sum–product phenomenon are all paradigmatic examples.<br>In this context the angular structure of point sets forms a natural, yet relatively unexplored,<br>analogue.<br>This paper presents a novel investigation into the angular multiplicities of three-dimensional<br>grids, a topic that has remained largely unexplored in the literature, offering new insights into<br>the geometric and arithmetic structure of lattice point configurations.</p>
title Angular Multiplicities in Three-Dimensional Grids
topic Mathematics
Mathematics
Discrete mathematics
Geometry
Algebraic geometry
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17207015