A 1.30^d Lower Bound for the Chromatic Number of Euclidean Space

Preprint. We prove that for every sufficiently large integer d the chromatic number of Euclidean d-space satisfies χ(ℝ^d) ≥ 1.30^d. The elementary argument uses four integer inequalities at a common denominator M = 200. A sharper asymptotic base C* ≈ 1.30925 is also obtained. This record contains the main article, a supplement with exact finite certificates, and a one-page extended abstract. Companion manuscripts in the same series treat the Euclidean Borsuk number and the coefficient-rank transfer method.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22716236
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Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
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A 1.30^d Lower Bound for the Chromatic Number of Euclidean Space

Ilya Hoffman
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
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A 1.30^d Lower Bound for the Chromatic Number of Euclidean Space

Ilya Hoffman
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Abstract

Preprint. We prove that for every sufficiently large integer d the chromatic number of Euclidean d-space satisfies χ(ℝ^d) ≥ 1.30^d. The elementary argument uses four integer inequalities at a common denominator M = 200. A sharper asymptotic base C* ≈ 1.30925 is also obtained. This record contains the main article, a supplement with exact finite certificates, and a one-page extended abstract. Companion manuscripts in the same series treat the Euclidean Borsuk number and the coefficient-rank transfer method.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Limits and Structures in Graph Theory
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