Mathematics – Metric Geometry
Scientific paper
2003-08-11
Mathematics
Metric Geometry
7 pages
Scientific paper
We show that for every lattice packing of $n$-dimensional spheres there
exists an $(n/\log_2(n))$-dimensional affine plane which does not meet any of
the spheres in their interior, provided $n$ is large enough. Such an affine
plane is called a free plane and our result improves on former bounds.
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