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Points defining triangles with distinct circumradii
Abstract:
Paul Erd?s asked if, among sufficiently many points in general position, there are always k points such that all the circles through 3 of these k points have distinct radii. He later proved that this is indeed the case. However, he overlooked a non-trivial case in his proof. In this note we deal with this case using Bézout’s Theorem on the number of intersection points of two curves and obtain a polynomial bound for the needed number of points.
Paul Erd?s asked if, among sufficiently many points in general position, there are always k points such that all the circles through 3 of these k points have distinct radii. He later proved that this is indeed the case. However, he overlooked a non-trivial case in his proof. In this note we deal with this case using Bézout’s Theorem on the number of intersection points of two curves and obtain a polynomial bound for the needed number of points.
Keywords: Erdos-Szekeres type theorem||Distinc circumradii
MSC: 52C10
Journal: Acta Mathematica Hungarica
ISSN: 1588-2632
Year: 2015
Volume: 145
Number: 1
Pages: 136-141
MR Number: 3303027
Revision: 1



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