Erdős Problem #848

Resolved for all sufficiently large N via a stability theorem; small N remain a finite computation (erdosproblems.com marks the problem DECIDABLE)

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Erdős Problem #848

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Resolved for all sufficiently large N via a stability theorem; small N remain a finite computation (erdosproblems.com marks the problem DECIDABLE)

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Resolved for all sufficiently large N via a stability theorem; small N remain a finite computation (erdosproblems.com marks the problem DECIDABLE)

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