Sharpness conjecture for the two-nut discrete double-limit bound

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Assume the two-nut case k=j=2k=j=2. Let the value of the game be bounded above by the quantity in the source theorem. Two-nut sharpness conjecture. The bound

2h2n(n+1)\frac{2h^2}{n(n+1)}

is sharp if

h2⌊h⌋≤n+12\frac{h^2}{\lfloor h\rfloor}\le\frac{n+1}{2}

and either h≥3h\ge3 or h=3−1qh=3-\frac1q for some q∈Z+∖{3}q\in\mathbb Z^+\setminus\{3\}. The source gives no proof of this conjecture.

References

Primary source

Endre Csóka, “Limit theory of discrete mathematics problems”, arXiv:1505.06984 (2017).

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