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Fewest triangles for a given number of edgesExtremal graphs
The Erdős–Rademacher problem at finite n: a graph on n vertices with exactly e edges and as few triangles as possible, for nine (n, e) instances with n up to 50 above the Mantel threshold. Scored against the Lovász–Simonovits construction, proven optimal for large n (Liu–Pikhurko–Staden 2020) and conjectured for all n; the asymptotic form is AlphaEvolve problem 46 (Razborov's theorem).
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Classical Ramsey numbers, lower bounds by explicit graphsExtremal graphs
A graph on N vertices with no K_k and no independent set of size l certifies R(k,l) > N. Ten open cases from R(3,10) to R(6,6), scored against the largest known witnesses (Exoo, Kalbfleisch, Kolodyazhny, Nagda-Raghavan-Thakurta) as tabulated in Radziszowski's survey.
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Tetrahedron-free 3-graphs, maximum sizeExtremal graphs
Turán's 1941 problem at finite n: the largest 3-uniform hypergraph on n vertices with no tetrahedron K_4^(3), for n in {9, 11, 13, 16, 20, 24}. Scored against Turán's construction, which is proven optimal for n <= 13 and conjectured optimal beyond (AlphaEvolve problem 37).
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