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Erdős discrepancy: longest ±1 sequence of bounded discrepancyNumber theory
AlphaEvolve Problem 40: find the longest ±1 sequence whose homogeneous-progression sums a_d + a_2d + ... + a_kd all stay within ±C. Four instances (C = 2, 3; unrestricted and completely multiplicative), scored against the SAT-solver records of Konev and Lisitsa.
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Furstenberg–Sárközy: modular sets avoiding k-th power differencesNumber theory
AlphaEvolve Problem 31: pick a squarefree modulus m and a subset A of Z/mZ in which no two elements differ by a nonzero k-th power residue; the density exponent log|A|/log m lifts to a lower bound for the largest square-difference-free (k=2) or cube-difference-free (k=3) subset of {1..N}. Scored against Lewko's 12 elements in Z/205Z and 14 elements in Z/91Z.
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