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Claim. Two lower bounds on the function of Problem 934, from H. Kumar, B. Mohar and S. Pragada, An improved bound for the strong clique index of graphs, arXiv:2607.02698v1 (2 July 2026), 15 pages, cited as [KMP26] on the problem page. Lemma 3.1 (p. 9): the line graph of the odd graph , which is -regular on vertices with edges, has diameter at most , so , and the truncated Witt graph likewise gives (p. 10); these refute the 2022 conjecture of Cambie, Cames van Batenburg, de Joannis de Verclos and Kang (Conjecture 1) at and . Theorem 1.11 (p. 4): , that is, for every and all large , by an infinite family built from projective planes over the two counterexamples; this refutes Conjecture 1 for all large and the upper asymptotic conjecture (Conjecture 4) at . The preprint's Problem 1.12 asks whether for all large , and it records that Conjecture 4 is undecided for . Its "AI statement" (p. 13) declares the use of AI tools during the ideation phase and that the text is not AI-generated.
Covers. The lower bounds , and , hence the refutation of the two 2022 conjectures at . Not covered: the value of at any (the matching upper bound is the separate claim on the BitterLemma page), the leading constant of , and every .
Depends on. No page of this wiki; the arguments are the preprint's own.
Standing. Claimed. The preprint is unrefereed (arXiv v1 only, 2 July 2026), the site's commentary does not mention it (page last edited 28 October 2025; label OPEN), and no referee or named reviewer is recorded. A thread post of 17 August 2026 (the discussion link above) cites Lemma 3.1 and Theorem 1.11 as the refutation of the displayed conjecture, and a comment of 30 July 2026 on the Korsky claim's thread calls the Korsky construction a generalization of the preprint's Lemma 3.3; neither is a review. No independent review of Lemma 3.1 is recorded.