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Minimum central circles: an effective characterization of the global asymptotic constant
Let ${R^\ast}(n)$ be the least radius of a central circle to which nonoverlapping circles of radii $1,\ldots,n$ are externally tangent. We prove that ${R^\ast}(n)={C_\ast} n^2+o(n^2)$ and characterize ${C_\ast}$ by finite linear programs with an explicit error tending to zero. The reduction preserve
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