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Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series A· 2026Q1

Explicit construction of spherical 5- and 7-designs

Ryutaro Misawa

Short summary

Researchers developed an explicit framework to construct spherical 5- and 7-designs using tight fusion frames, achieving 5-designs with O(d^3) points in any dimension.

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  • A new explicit framework for constructing spherical designs is presented, utilizing tight fusion frames.
  • Explicit spherical 5-designs with O(d^3) points are constructed in every dimension.
  • Simplex 3-designs are explicitly constructed as orbits of the symmetric group.
  • Spherical 7-designs are constructed in arbitrary even dimensions (d >= 6).

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Abstract

This paper develops an explicit and implementable framework for constructing spherical designs by lifting point sets from tight fusion frames. By combining existing ingredients, we obtain, in every dimension, explicit spherical $5$-designs with $|X|=\mathcal{O}(d^3)$. As a core component of the method, we give an explicit construction of simplex $3$-designs realized as orbits of the symmetric group. Using these simplex designs as input, we further construct spherical $7$-designs in arbitrary even dimensions; more precisely, for every even integer $d\ge 6$ we obtain spherical $7$-designs in dimension $d$, and if $\frac{d}{2}-1$ is a prime power then the number of points is $\mathcal{O}(d^6)$.

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Field: Discrete Mathematics and Combinatorics

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