Let P be a planar n point set in general position which means any three points ofP are not conllinear. Let H be a subset of P, denote the convex hull of H byCh (H), the vertices set of H by V (H), the interior points set of H which also belongto P by I (H), the number of points of P contained in Ch (H)by H. We say His empty if I (H)contains no points of P. If all points of H lie on the vertices of aconvex polygon and whose interior is empty, then we call such a subset H a hole ofP and name it a k holewhen V (H) k. A family of holes Hi i Iis calledpairwise disjoint if Ch (H i) I Ch (H j), i j, i,j I. Determine the smallest integern (k1, k2,..., k t),k1k2... kt, such that any planar point set with at leastn (k1, k2,..., kt)points, no three on a line, contains ak i holefor every i,1i t, where the holes arepairwise disjoint.In this paper, we consider the value aboutn (k1, k2, k3)mainly and obtain thefollowing meaningful results:n (4,4,5)16, that is to say, for any planar point set P which has at least16points,we always can find a5holeand two disjoint4holes;n (3,3,5)12, that is to say,12is the smallest integer, such that any planar point setP with at least12points, contains a5holeand two disjoint3holes;For any planar9points set Q with V (Q)5,we can find a5holeand adisjoint3holes. Depending on this, we show that n (3,4,5)13, which means anyplanar point set P with at least13points, contains a3holes, a disjoint4holeanda disjoint5hole. |