A proof of Atiyah's conjecture on configurations, of four points in Euclidean three-space
Michael Eastwood, Paul Norbury
Abstract
From any configuration of finitely many points in Euclidean three-space, Atiyah constructed a determinant and conjectured that it was always non-zero. Atiyah and Sutcliffe (hep-th/0105179) amass a great deal of evidence it its favour. In this article we prove the conjecture for the case of four points.
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