Kusner asked if n + 1 points is the maximum number of points in R such that the lp distance (1 < p < ∞) between any two points is… Click to show full abstract
Kusner asked if n + 1 points is the maximum number of points in R such that the lp distance (1 < p < ∞) between any two points is 1. We present an improvement to the best known upper bound when p is large in terms of n, as well as a generalization of the bound to s-distance sets. We also study equilateral sets in the lp sums of Euclidean spaces, deriving upper bounds on the size of an equilateral set for when p = ∞, p is even, and for any 1 ≤ p < ∞.
               
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