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Gleanings Far and Near

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 November 2016

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The Mathematical Gazette , Volume 41 , Issue 336 , May 1957 , pp. 90 - 139
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Copyright © Mathematical Association 1957

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References

* Math. Annalen 123 (1951) 96-124 (p. 124). This whole paper is concerned with the problem of finding the maximum least distance between any two of n points on a sphere.

† American Math. Monthly 59 (1952) 606-611. This paper has an excellent bibliography of the subject of configurations of points on spheres, to which the reader is referred for further references.