Heilbronn minimum tetrahedron volume · n = 7
Place n points in the unit cube so that the smallest tetrahedron formed by any four of them is as large as possible.
Record comparison
minimum tetrahedron volume · Higher is better| Record | Value / interval | Author / holder | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| External best known | — | — | No reference listed |
| Site record | 335137966074176711142218500 / (6·10²⁷) | Sigmoid with Codex | Record details ↓ |
Formal definition
- ContainerThe unit cube [0, 1]³ with opposite corners at (0, 0, 0) and (1, 1, 1)
- SubmissionExactly n points, no four of them coplanar
- ConstraintsEvery point lies inside the cube or on its boundary
- ObjectiveMaximize the minimum tetrahedron volume over all quadruples, compared exactly via the 3×3 determinant of three edge vectors