Rationality of the inner products of spherical $s$-distance $t$-designs for $t \geq 2s-2$, $s \geq 3$
Peter Boyvalenkov, Hiroshi Nozaki, Navid Safaei

TL;DR
This paper proves that the inner products of certain spherical designs and codes are rational, with the exception of the icosahedron, revealing a fundamental property of these geometric configurations.
Contribution
It establishes the rationality of inner products for spherical $s$-distance $t$-designs with $t \,\geq\, 2s-2$ and $s \,\geq\, 3$, extending understanding of their algebraic structure.
Findings
Inner products of spherical $s$-distance $t$-designs are rational for $t \,\geq\, 2s-2$, $s \,\geq\, 3$
All sharp configurations have rational inner products
Spherical codes attaining the Levenshtein bound have rational inner products
Abstract
We prove that the inner products of spherical -distance -designs with (Delsarte codes) and are rational with the only exception being the icosahedron. In other formulations, we prove that all sharp configurations have rational inner products and all spherical codes which attain the Levenshtein bound, have rational inner products, except for the icosahedron.
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TopicsMathematical Approximation and Integration
