Erdős Problem #683 — Largest Prime Factor of a Binomial Coefficient

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Let P(n,k)P(n,k) be the largest prime factor of (nk)\binom nk. Does there exist a real constant c>0c>0 such that for every n,k∈Nn,k\in\mathbb N with 0<k<n0<k<n,

P(n,k)>min⁡{n−k+1, k1+c}?P(n,k)>\min\bigl\{n-k+1,\,k^{1+c}\bigr\}?
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