Discrete Mathematics, Volume 60

Volume 60, June - July 1986

• Jacob E. Goodman, Richard Pollack:
  Preface. 1
  
• Ludwig Danzer:
  Finite point-sets on S² with minimum distance as large as possible. 3-66
  
• Gerald L. Alexanderson, John E. Wetzel:
  A simplicial 3-arrangement of 21 planes. 67-73
  
• Noga Alon, Micha A. Perles:
  On the intersection of edges of a geometric graph by straight lines. 75-90
  
• József Beck:
  A 'large deviation' phenomenon in discrete geometry, I. 91-99
  
• Károly Böröczky, Imre Bárány, Endre Makai, János Pach:
  Maximal volume enclosed by plates and proof of the chessboard conjecture. 101-120
  
• Andreas W. M. Dress, Rudolf Scharlau:
  The 37 combinatorial types of minimal, non-transitive, equivariant tilings of the Euclidean plane. 121-138
  
• Herbert Edelsbrunner, David Haussler:
  The complexity of cells in three-dimensional arrangements. 139-146
  
• Paul Erdös:
  On some metric and combinatorial geometric problems. 147-153
  
• Branko Grünbaum, G. C. Shephard:
  An extension to the catalogue of isonemal fabrics. 155-192
  
• Heiko Harborth, Ingrid Mengersen:
  Point sets with many unit circles. 193-197
  
• Robert E. Jamison:
  Few slopes without collinearity. 199-206
  
• Daniel J. Kleitman:
  On a problem of Yuzvinsky on separating the n-cube. 207-213
  
• George B. Purdy:
  Two results about points, lines and planes. 215-218
  
• Bruce Reznick:
  Lattice point simplices. 219-242
  
• Jean-Pierre Roudneff:
  On the number of triangles in simple arrangements of pseudolines in the real projective plane. 243-251
  
• E. Schulte, J. M. Wills:
  On Coxeter's regular skew polyhedra. 253-262
  
• L. Fejes Tóth:
  Packing of ellipses with continuously distributed area. 263-267