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Complete the stated acceptance conditions
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Originating problem: Logarithmic dimension for almost-equilateral sets in Banach spaces
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Prove the existence of C(epsilon) with the displayed universal quantifiers, or construct a fixed epsilon and a sequence of d-dimensional Banach spaces whose largest epsilon-almost-equilateral sets have subexponential size in d. A quantitative result must state all dependencies on epsilon and may rescale a constructed set only by a single common factor.
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Work against the displayed statement and preserve every hypothesis and quantifier. Prove the existence of C(epsilon) with the displayed universal quantifiers, or construct a fixed epsilon and a sequence of d-dimensional Banach spaces whose largest epsilon-almost-equilateral sets have subexponential size in d. A quantitative result must state all dependencies on epsilon and may rescale a constructed set only by a single common factor. Any computation must retain a replayable witness and a matching exclusion or completeness certificate.
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Verification source: mathoverflow.net ↗, Editorial research route recorded 2026-08-01.
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