A Note on Rectangle Covering with Congruent Disks

Abstract

In this note we prove that, if Sn is the greatest area of a rectangle which can be covered with n unit disks, then 2≤ Sn/n<3 3/2, and these are the best constants; moreover, for (n):=(33/2)n-Sn, we have 0.727384<(n)/n<2.121321 and 0.727384<(n)/n<4.165064.

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