Full measure universality conjecture

A subset XRX\subseteq\mathbb{R} is full measure universal if every Lebesgue measurable subset of R\mathbb{R} whose complement has Lebesgue measure zero contains an affine copy of XX. Full measure universality conjecture. There is no uncountable full measure universal subset in R\mathbb{R}. This is proposed as the measure-theoretic dual of the topological Erdős similarity conjecture; the source discusses its possible independence from ZFC\mathsf{ZFC} but does not report a resolution.

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Yeonwook Jung and Chun-Kit Lai, “Topological Erdős similarity conjecture and strong measure zero sets”, arXiv:2410.01275 (2025).

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