Linear-exponent conjecture for 3-uniform Ramsey numbers

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Let g3(s)g_3(s) denote the maximum number of edges in an ss-vertex iterated blowup of a 33-uniform edge, and let r3(s,e;t)r_3(s,e;t) be the corresponding hypergraph Ramsey number. Conjecture. For all s>3s>3,

r3(s,g3(s)+1;t)=2Ω(t).r_3(s,g_3(s)+1;t)=2^{\Omega(t)}.

This would sharpen the paper's t2/3t^{2/3} exponent in the exponential lower bound and is stated as the expected optimal power of tt in the exponent. It remains open.

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Ruben Ascoli, Xiaoyu He and Hung-Hsun Hans Yu, “Polynomial-to-exponential transition in 3-uniform Ramsey numbers”, arXiv:2507.09434 (2025).

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