activity
20202026
collaborators

14 papers

math.CO2026

On the largest sum-free subset of the lattice cube

Peter Keevash, Jeck Lim

We determine the limiting density of the largest sum-free subset of the lattice cube for all , thus resolving the natural conjecture that it is constructed…

cs.AI2026

Human agency in initial human-AI proof formalization workflows

Katherine M. Collins, Simon Frieder, Jonas Bayer +14

For centuries, human mathematicians have written proofs to substantiate their mathematical arguments; yet, the ability to automatically verify the validity of proofs has long been…

math.CO2025

On exponential Freiman dimension

Jeck Lim, Akshat Mudgal, Cosmin Pohoata +1

The exponential Freiman dimension of a finite set , introduced by Green and Tao in 2006, represents the largest positive integer for which contain…

math.CO2025

Balancing games on unbounded sets

Imre Bárány, Jeck Lim

For a finite set , a set is called -closed if and imply that either or . The set $P(V):=\…

math.CO2025

Sums of algebraic dilates

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

We show that if are algebraic numbers, then for all finite subsets of , where $…

math.CO2025

Evasive sets, twisted varieties, and container-clique trees

Jeck Lim, Jiaxi Nie, Ji Zeng

In the affine space over the finite field of order , a point set is said to be -evasive if the intersection between and any variety, of dimensi…

math.CO2024

Sums of dilates over groups of prime order

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

For prime, and , the sum of dilates is defined by \[A + λ\cdot A = \{a + λa' : a, a' \in A\}.\] The basic p…

math.CO2024

On differences of two harmonic numbers

Jeck Lim, Stefan Steinerberger

We prove that the existence of infinitely many such that the difference of harmonic numbers approximates 1 well $$ \lim_{k \righta…

math.CO2023

Everywhere unbalanced configurations

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

An old problem in discrete geometry, originating with Kupitz, asks whether there is a fixed natural number such that every finite set of points in the plane has a line through…

math.CO2022

Sums of transcendental dilates

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

We show that there is an absolute constant such that for any finite subset of and any transcendental number $λ\in\…

math.CO2022

Sums of linear transformations

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

We show that if and are linear transformations from to satisfying certain mild conditions, then, for any finite subset…

math.CO2021

Difference sets in

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

Let be a natural number. We show that for any sufficiently large finite subset of that…

math.CO2021

Fixing a hole

David Conlon, Jeck Lim

We show that any finite in general position has arbitrarily large supersets in general position with the property that contains no empt…

math.CO2020

A generalisation of Seymour's second neighbourhood conjecture

Jeck Lim

In this note we propose a generalisation of Seymour's Second Neighbourhood Conjecture to two directed graphs on a vertex set. We prove that this generalisation holds in the case of…