Sharpness conjecture for the discrete-limit upper bound

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Assume the two-nut caching game and let the discrete-limit theorem provide its stated upper bound for hh. Discrete-limit sharpness conjecture. If

h∈(52,83)∪[197,2)∖{3−1q:q∈Z+},h\in\left(\frac52,\frac83\right)\cup\left[\frac{19}{7},2\right)\setminus\left\{3-\frac1q:q\in\mathbb Z^+\right\},

then the best upper bound supplied by that theorem is sharp. The source does not establish this claim.

References

Primary source

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

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