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Miklós Schweitzer 2000, Problem 3

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July 30, 2016
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Problem Statement

Prove that for every integer n3n\ge 3 there exists N(n)N(n) with the following property: whenever PP is a set of at least N(n)N(n) points of the plane such that any three points of PP determines a nondegenerate triangle containing at most one point of PP in its interior, then PP contains the vertices of a convex nn-gon whose interior does not contain any point of PP.