The parallel developments of architecture and basketball in the early twentieth century, though somewhat non-euclidean, suggest that we could possibly anticipate future movements of the sport by analyzing the history of innovative building schemes.— freedarko.com
We show that for each k there is a d (k) such that each normed space of dimension d d (k) contains k points at pairwise distance one, and that if the norm is sufficiently near to the euclidean norm, the maximal equilateral sets behave like their euclidean counterparts.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
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