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The number of pairs of points of a finite set s in a metric space that are distance 1 apart.

noncomputable def unitDistNum (s : Finset X) : := #{p s.sym2 | dist p.out.1 p.out.2 = 1}

The set of distances determined by a finite set of points in a metric space.

noncomputable def distanceSet (points : Finset X) : Finset := points.offDiag.image fun (pair : X × X) => dist pair.1 pair.2

Given a finite set of points in a metric space, we define the number of distinct distances between pairs of points.

noncomputable def distinctDistances (points : Finset X) : := #(distanceSet points)variable (X) in

The minimum number of distinct distances determined by a set of n points in X.

noncomputable def minimalDistinctDistances (n : ) : := sInf {m : | points : Finset X, #points = n distinctDistances points = m}

The multiplicity of the distance d determined by points, that is, the number of unordered pairs of distinct points at distance d apart.

noncomputable def distanceMultiplicity (points : Finset X) (d : ) : := #(points.offDiag.filter fun (pair : X × X) => dist pair.1 pair.2 = d) / 2open Classical in

Given a finite set of points in a metric space, we define the number of distinct distances between a given point and all other points.

noncomputable def distinctDistancesFrom (points : Finset X) (pt : X) : := #((points.erase pt).image fun x => dist x pt)open Classical in

The number of unit-distance pairs of a finite set of n points is at most $\binom{n}{2}$, the total number of unordered pairs of distinct points.

X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xp:Sym2 Xhp:p {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hps:p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.diag p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiaghpd:dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xp:Sym2 Xhp:p {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1h:p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.diagp Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiagX:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xp:Sym2 Xhp:p {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1h:p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiagp Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xp:Sym2 Xhp:p {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1h:p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.diagp Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xx:Xy:Xhxy:(x, y) s.diaghp:Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, y) {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, y))).1 (Quot.out (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, y))).2 = 1h:Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, y) Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.diagFunction.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, y) Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xx:Xhxy:(x, x) s.diaghp:Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, x) {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, x))).1 (Quot.out (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, x))).2 = 1h:Function.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, x) Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.diagFunction.uncurry Sym2.mk (x, x) Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag All goals completed! 🐙 X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xs:Finset Xp:Sym2 Xhp:p {p s.sym2 | dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1}hpd:dist (Quot.out p).1 (Quot.out p).2 = 1h:p Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiagp Finset.image (Function.uncurry Sym2.mk) s.offDiag All goals completed! 🐙

The ordered pairs of distinct points of points at distance d come in swapped pairs, so there are evenly many of them.

X:Type u_1inst✝:MetricSpace Xpoints:Finset Xd:F:Finset (X × X) := {pair points.offDiag | dist pair.1 pair.2 = d}hF:F = {pair points.offDiag | dist pair.1 pair.2 = d}h: _a F, 1 = 0(#F) = 0 All goals completed! 🐙

The multiplicities of the distances determined by points add up to the number of unordered pairs of distinct points.

All goals completed! 🐙