2,3,...,n-1. If n \geq 25, then max{t2,t3} \geq n-1. Also, for all n, if t2 < n-1, then t3 \geq (n2-12n-16)/24. Finally, max{t2,t3,...,tn-1} = max{t2,t3}. The paper includes results in a similar vein together with various conjectures and their current status.
Reviewer: D.A.Klarner
Classif.: * 05B25 Finite geometries (combinatorics)
51M05 Euclidean geometries (general) and generalizations
00A07 Problem books
Keywords: finite set of points in the plane; lines
Index Words: Problems
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