Randomized trial optimizes lower bounds in Erdős unit-distance problem, suggesting better parameter choices.
We optimize the explicit parameter choices in Sawin’s recent lower-bound framework for the Erdős unit-distance problem. Using Sawin’s Proposition 10 and Lemma 12 as black-box inputs, we give a strict Golod–Shafarevich certificate with |T| = 50, |S_Q| = 549, and no split primes. A 150-digit interval computation gives δ = 0.031035468991079569... Consequently, within Sawin’s theorem stack, the explicit lower-bound exponent is improved from 1.014114... to 1 + δ = 1.031035468991079569... This record contains the preprint PDF, LaTeX/arXiv source, parameter data, verification scripts, interval certificates, and reproducibility files.
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