Re: how many dimensions do I need?
- From: kunzmilan <kunzmilan@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 05:57:52 -0700 (PDT)
On Oct 29, 11:07 am, "narutocan...@xxxxxxxxx" <narutocan...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
hi
1. I have n points, each point needs to connect with all the other
points (total of (n-1)! lines), how many diemensions do I need in
general so that no lines are crossed. (lines do not have to be
straight)
2. If each point is allowed only m lines (going out or coming in),
what is the minimum dimensions needed (of the n points, two of them
are fully connected to all the other points)?
3. (related to 2) let's say each point is actually some electronic
component and has only a maximum of m lines going out or in, how many
layers of PCB board are needed? (there are only two points represent
power and ground that connect with every other points)
(If m=4 I am sure only one layer is needed)
I need help with when m>4.
Thanks.
Your points form complete graphs K(n). Tetrahedron K(4) can be
compressed on one of its sides (without crossings), or bent to a
square with both diagonals. Complete graphs K(n) are
(n - 1) dimensional bodies and n dimensional planes. Therefore, we can
not see K(n) properly, without crossings or one of its edges going
through its body (trigonal bipyramide).
kunzmilan
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