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1. Computer Science › Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation

   Two disjoint 5-holes in point sets

   Scheucher · Computational Geometry · 2020

   Using a computer-assisted proof, the paper shows 17 points always contain two disjoint 5-holes, and gives related bounds for more holes, interior-disjoint holes and a faster check of the 6-gon result.

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   1. Supported · 71%Computer-assisted work shows any 17 points in general position contain two 5-holes whose convex hulls do not overlap.“We use computer assistance to show that every set of 17 points in general position admits two disjoint 5-holes, that is, holes with disjoint respective convex hulls.”