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Is there some such that, for all sufficiently large , there exist integers such that there are at least distinct integers of the form ?
Source: erdosproblems.com/356
An accepted solution exists. The statement is true.
PROVED (LEAN). Beker's Theorem 1.2 ([Be23b], Bull. London
Math. Soc. 56 (2024), refereed) gives an absolute and, for every ,
integers with at least distinct sums of
consecutive terms, so the answer is yes; the site records the solution as
Beker's, and the
claim page (Beker, 2023)
carries the acceptance. Konieczny's theorem ([Ko15]) concerns the permutation
variant (Problem 34) and is not a
claim on this question. The Lean suffix is the site's label for a 2026
formalization of Beker's result in Boris Alexeev's public repository,
registered by the community database; it declares Beker as its informal
author, so it is a formalization link on his claim page, not built or audited
by this corpus, and gives no formalized evidence.