Erdős Problem #1207 — Large subsets avoiding isosceles triangles

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Let Pd(n)P_d(n) be the largest integer such that every set of nn points in RdR^d contains Pd(n)P_d(n) points with no three forming an isosceles triangle. Estimate Pd(n)P_d(n); in particular, is P2(n)<n1−cP_2(n)<n^{1-c} for some constant c>0c>0 and all sufficiently large nn?

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P. Erdős, A survey of problems in combinatorial number theory, Annals of Discrete Mathematics 6 (1980), 89–115.

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