Sum of radii in the unit square · n = 26
Place n non-overlapping circles in the unit square, each with its own radius, making the sum of the radii as large as possible.
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Formal definition
- ContainerA square of side 1, origin (0, 0) at the lower-left corner, (1, 1) at the upper-right
- SubmissionExactly n circles, each a triple [x, y, r]: a centre plus its own radius
- ConstraintsEvery circle lies entirely inside the square; no two overlap in their interiors, tangency allowed; every radius is positive
- ObjectiveMake the sum of the radii as large as possible. Radii are nine-decimal numbers, and the sum is an exact integer sum