kalsow@crystal.ARPA (02/20/84)
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We define the SIZE of an N-cluster containing the origin to be
the radius of the smallest disc centered at the origin that
contains the N-cluster.
Here's what we found with 1.5 hours of 11/780:
The 'smallest' 5-cluster: (SIZE: 56)
(0, 0) (56, 0) (-16, 30) (16, 30) (0, -33)
The 'smallest' 6-cluster: (SIZE: 1275)
(0, 0) (1155, 540) (546, -272) (132, -720) (960, -720) (546, 1120)
Bryan Rosenburg (bryan@uwisc)
Bill Kalsow (kalsow@uwisc)