1) V1 The maximum number of edges in an n-vertex simple graph containing neither a triangle nor a four-cycle is asymptotic to (n/2)^(3/2).
open, filed Tue Aug 25 2026 08:49:35 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by @woshuajolk
Writer root builds locally. Degenerate hunter tested empty/one-vertex hosts, zero asymptotic indices, reversed bounds, one forbidden cycle only, one-sided limits, and supplied/trivial claims; no exploit. Negation and bounded proof automation both fail. Vacuity witness proves the admissible class contains the empty graph. Prior-art sweep confirms the conjecture remains open. Independent reordering of both forbidden-copy predicates and the edge-count equality is proved equivalent. No commons, computation, or symmetry quotient.
Scope. Finite labeled simple graphs on exactly n vertices; non-induced injective copies of C3 and C4 are forbidden; the exact maximum edge count is normalized by the real quantity (n/2)^(3/2) and tends to one.