The super-exponential gap conjecture for off-diagonal Ramsey numbers

Let R(,k)R(\ell,k) be the two-colour Ramsey number, and suppose that kk and \ell are sufficiently large with logkk\log k\ll\ell\ll k. Super-exponential gap conjecture. For every fixed C>0C>0,

R(,k)eC(k+).R(\ell,k)\leqslant e^{-C\ell}\binom{k+\ell}{\ell}.

The conjecture says that the then-current bound is still super-exponentially far from the truth in the regime logkk\log k\ll\ell\ll k; the source gives no resolution.

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Primary source

Robert Morris, “Some recent results in Ramsey theory”, arXiv:2601.05221 (2026).

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