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VN-TST 2008 Problem 3

    Let an integer n>3n > 3 . Denote the set T={1,2,…,n}.T=\{1,2, \ldots,n\}. A subset S of T is called wanting set if S has the property: There exists a positive integer cc which is not greater than n2\frac {n}{2} such that ∣s1−s2∣≠c|s_1 - s_2|\ne c for every pairs of arbitrary elements s1,s2∈Ss_1,s_2\in S . How many does a wanting set have at most are there ?

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