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Problem 5

Prove that for every natural number mm, there exists a finite set SS of points in a plane such that every point AA in SS has exactly mm points in SS at unit distance from AA.
Step 1 of 6: Recast the problem as regular unit-distance graphs
S is m-regular  ⟺  #{B∈S:∣A−B∣=1}=m for every A∈SS\text{ is }m\text{-regular}\iff\#\{B\in S:|A-B|=1\}=m\text{ for every }A\in S
Detailed analysis

Join two points of a finite set by an edge exactly when their Euclidean distance is 11. The required set is precisely a finite unit-distance graph in which every vertex has degree mm.