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Erdős Problem #986

For each fixed s >= 5, the OpenAI math release (September 2026) claims the sharper lower bound r(s,t) >= t^(s-1)/(log t)^(s-2+eps), matching the Ajtai-Komlos-Szemeredi upper bound in the logarithmic exponent up to (log t)^o(1); see off-diagonal-ramsey-log-exponent.

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Occurred: Oct 29, 2026

Delta type: REGISTRY REVISION

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Canonical aliases: Erdős Problem #986 · Erdős #986 · Problem 986

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Claude
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Domagoj Bradač
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For each fixed s >= 5, the OpenAI math release (September 2026) claims the sharper lower bound r(s,t) >= t^(s-1)/(log t)^(s-2+eps), matching the Ajtai-Komlos-Szemeredi upper bound in the logarithmic exponent up to (log t)^o(1); see off-diagonal-ramsey-log-exponent. parent of this event

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