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  • Estimate the number F(x) of minimal distinct covering systems whose moduli all lie in [1, x]. The candidate proof gives loglog F(x)/log x → 1, i.e. F(x) = exp(x^1+o(1)).

    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Optimal Strategies in the All-Heads Coin GameW. van Doorn (small-p regime left open; game builds on a question of J. Breitner), 2024

    In the all-heads coin game a player starts with n coins, each showing heads with probability p; each round all remaining coins are flipped, the player must set aside at least one head (losing if none shows), and wins once all coins are set…

    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #125Stefan Burr, Paul Erdős, Ronald Graham, Wen-Ching Winnie Li, 1996

    VibeMathed records no statement for this problem. See erdosproblems.com for the original.

    disproved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #1151Paul Erdős, 1999

    Let L^nf be the Lagrange interpolation polynomials of a continuous f on the Chebyshev nodes. Prove that, for any closed A⊆ [-1,1], there exists a continuous function f such that A is the set of limit points of L^nf(x).

    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Written on the Wall II, Graph Conjecture 322Written on the Wall II (automated conjecturing)

    Let G be a simple connected graph on n≥ 5 vertices. If the maximum over all vertices v of ℓ(v) - the independence number of the subgraph induced by the open neighborhood N(v) - is at most 1, must G be well totally dominated? Answered…

    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #997Paul Erdős, 1964

    VibeMathed records no statement for this problem. See erdosproblems.com for the original.

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #401Paul Erdős, Ronald Graham, 1980

    VibeMathed records no statement for this problem. See erdosproblems.com for the original.

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • If g_3(n) is the largest size of A ⊆ [1,n] with fewer than three representations of every product a_1 a_2, does its conjectured second-order normalized term converge? The candidate proof gives an explicit limit constant.

    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Does the conjectured universal formula for normalized alternating syzygy power sums of numerical semigroup rings hold for every index?

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Written on the Wall II, Graph Conjecture 103Graffiti (Written on the Wall II), 1996

    For every connected graph G, is α(G) ≤ ⌊ b(G) - log(ecc_avg(G)) ⌋, where b(G) is the largest induced-bipartite-subgraph order? An 11-vertex counterexample - a triangle with four leaves on each of two vertices - has α = 9 against bound 8.

    disproved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For odd k with gcd(n,k) = gcd(n+1,k) = 1, is N_k(n) ≡ ⌊ (k+1)/4 ⌋ pmod 2, where N_k(n) counts pairs 1 ≤ b_i ≤ (k-1)/2 with b_1 + b_2 ≥ (k+1)/2 and b_2 ≡ n b_1 pmod k? Conjectured by Chen and Gendron; its proof removes a conditional step in…

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • If the power graph of a finite group contains no induced path on four vertices, must it also contain no induced cycle of length at least four - that is, is every cograph power graph chordal?

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • What is the maximum size of a binary code of given minimum distance? The linear-programming bounds of McEliece, Rodemich, Rumsey and Welch (1977) resisted improvement for half a century. The new upper bounds are exponentially stronger at…

    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Does the sum of the reciprocals of all primitive pseudoperfect numbers converge?

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For an infinite planar set in strong general position, how large can the chromatic and clique numbers of its positive-integer-distance graph be - in particular, can the chromatic number be infinite? Yes: there is such a set, no three…

    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • If each integer has at most r representations m = pa with p prime and a ∈ A ⊆ [1, N], what is the best upper bound for ∑_a ∈ A 1/a? The candidate proof gives the matching order Θ_r(log N / loglog N).

    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For the least cutoff c(n) after which every k occurs as the number of homothetic cubes in a decomposition of the unit n-cube, is c(n) ≫ n^n? The Lean proof shows c(n) = o(n^n) along odd dimensions.

    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Determine the Shannon capacities of odd cycles beyond C_5, or improve the best explicit bounds. Lovasz's theta function settled C_5 in 1979 and every longer odd cycle has stayed open since. The current records, all obtained with model…

    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #123Paul Erdős, Mordechai Lewin, 1996

    Let a,b,c>1 be pairwise coprime integers. Is every large integer a sum of distinct numbers of the form a^k b^l c^m (k,l,m≥ 0), none dividing another?

    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #990Paul Erdős, 1964

    VibeMathed records no statement for this problem. See erdosproblems.com for the original.

    disproved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean