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Erdős Problem #571: rational exponents for bipartite Turán numbers

For every rational α\alpha satisfying 1≤α<2, 1\le\alpha<2, the Lean theorem constructs some finite qq and a bipartite graph G:SimpleGraph⁡(Fin⁡q) G:\operatorname{SimpleGraph}(\operatorname{Fin} q) such that ex⁡(n;G)=Θ(nα) \operatorname{ex}(n;G)=\Theta(n^\alpha) as n→∞n\to\infty. This resolves the single-graph rational-exponents conjecture. Earlier work of Bukh and Conlon proved the corresponding statement only for a finite family of forbidden bipartite graphs, and subsequent work realized many large classes of individual rational exponents. Astra's theorem covers every rational α∈[1,2)\alpha\in[1,2) with one forbidden graph for each exponent.

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Occurred: Oct 29, 2026

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Canonical aliases: Erdős Problem #571: rational exponents for bipartite Turán numbers · Erdős #571 · Problem 571

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For every rational α\alpha satisfying 1≤α<2, 1\le\alpha<2, the Lean theorem constructs some finite qq and a bipartite graph G:SimpleGraph⁡(Fin⁡q) G:\operatorname{SimpleGraph}(\operatorname{Fin} q) such that ex⁡(n;G)=Θ(nα) \operatorname{ex}(n;G)=\Theta(n^\alpha) as n→∞n\to\infty. This resolves the single-graph rational-exponents conjecture. Earlier work of Bukh and Conlon proved the corresponding statement only for a finite family of forbidden bipartite graphs, and subsequent work realized many large classes of individual rational exponents. Astra's theorem covers every rational α∈[1,2)\alpha\in[1,2) with one forbidden graph for each exponent. parent of this event

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