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Growth rate of diagonal Ramsey numbers

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erdos-ramsey-growth

Statement

For the diagonal Ramsey number R(k)R(k)R(k), determine whether lim⁡kR(k)1/k\lim_k R(k)^{1/k}limk​R(k)1/k exists and its value. It is known that 2≤lim inf⁡≤lim sup⁡≤4\sqrt{2} \leq \liminf \leq \limsup \leq 42​≤liminf≤limsup≤4.

Current frontier

erdosproblems.com/77, OPEN. Lower bound ∼(k/(e2)) 2k/2\sim (k/(e\sqrt2))\,2^{k/2}∼(k/(e2​))2k/2 (Erdős 1947); Campos–Griffiths–Morris–Sahasrabudhe (2023) gave the first exponential upper-bound gain (ε≈2−7\varepsilon \approx 2^{-7}ε≈2−7), since lowered to R(k)≤3.7992kR(k) \leq 3.7992^kR(k)≤3.7992k by Gupta–Ndiaye–Norin–Wei (2024).

When this counts as solved

VALUE-DETERMINATION. PROOF_COMPLETE for the limit and its value with matching bounds. BREAKTHROUGH for raising the lower-bound base above 2\sqrt 22​, lowering the upper base below the current best 3.79923.79923.7992, or proving the limit exists.

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