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📌 Reframe: perhaps it's asking: what is the **theoretical maximum difference in local UTC times** that two locations can have while still being able to synchronize within 15 minutes?

📌 Answer: none — sync impossible beyond small differences. But in practice, for a single sync event, the local UTC clocks differ by a fixed offset — 8 hours.

📌 But the **maximum possible value** of the time difference (as a number) is unbounded in UTC, but relative to each other, the difference is at most 15 minutes due to sync.

📌 Given the confusion, reinterpret: perhaps the question means: "over time, what is the largest possible instant-to-instant difference in local UTC times between two locations that are synchronized within a 15-minute window?"

📌 But that’s always 0 at sync — no.

📌 Correct interpretation: The cartographer is measuring local time at a site (UTC±n) and wants to sync with a reference UTC clock. The **maximum possible time delay** between local clock and UTC, when sync is possible, is limited by the 15-minute window. But the **maximum possible local UTC time reading** for a given local clock is not fixed.

📌 Final decision: The **difference in local UTC times** between two synchronously aligned systems is up to a fixed offset, but the **maximum possible** such difference (in magnitude) is **8 hours**, but only if within sync window. Since 8 > 15, sync at exact opposite offsets is impossible.

📌 But the question likely intends: what is the **maximum possible local UTC offset** (in hours) between two zones that allows synchronization — but it's not a value.

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We minimize this expression for $ s \in (\sqrt{2}, \sqrt{2}] $, since...
f(s) = \left( \frac{2s}{s^2 - 1} \right)^2
We minimize $ f(s) $ on $ (1, \sqrt{2}) $.
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