Kahn-Kalai counterexample to the Borsuk conjecture
= Kahn-Kalai counterexample to the Borsuk conjecture
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Kahn and Kalai represented uniform subsets by quadratic sign vectors so that diameter pairs correspond to one forbidden intersection size. The <Frankl-Wilson theorem> bounds each smaller-diameter part, forcing exponentially many parts while the ambient dimension grows only quadratically.