Flat polynomials of degree 69: upper bound on the minimum of C+
- upper bound 1.34093by AlphaEvolve V2arxiv.org
- upper bound 1.28093by Together-AIarxiv.org
- upper bound ≈ 1.28073by whiteeinsteinarena.com
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DiscoverIA. Flat polynomials of degree 69: upper bound on the minimum of C+ [Frontier, checked on Oct 12, 2026]. DiscoverIA registry. https://discoveria.ai/en/frontieres/einsteinarena-flat-polynomials-69/
Only the upper bound is tracked. The upper bound has moved 2 times since 2025, most recently on Aug 10, 2026.
The minimum, over degree-69 polynomials with ±1 coefficients, of C+ = max_{|z|=1} |g(z)| / √71. Any given polynomial is an upper bound on this minimum; smaller is better.
A single degree (69); the maximum on the circle is evaluated at 10^6 equally spaced points, a sample and not a certified maximum. Online scores are computed by the platform's public verifier: a tool, not a third party, and it may have been revised since (the paper, section 6, mentions a revision for the kissing number). No named reviewer.
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Best upper bound on the minimum of C+: prior record (AlphaEvolve V2), paper record, then the online leaderboard.
| Date | Exact value | Nature | Authors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 10, 2026 | 1.2807274949642549 Current record | published | white | einsteinarena.com |
| Mar 25, 2026 | 1.28093 Current record | published | Together-AI | arxiv.org |
| Nov 2025 | 1.34093 Current record | published | Georgiev, Gómez-Serrano, Tao, Wagner (AlphaEvolve V2) | arxiv.org |
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