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  • Can the edges of a finite connected multigraph, given a closed eulerian trail, be partitioned into circuits so that no circuit contains two edges used consecutively in the trail? The proof in fact four-colours the edges to satisfy the…

    Combinatorics
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Which finite triple systems occur in every triple system of uncountable chromatic number? The claimed characterization: exactly those that, after removing isolated vertices, are linear, have every hyperedge-node of their Levi graph meeting…

    Combinatorics
    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Is the EMD coupling square a^2 a function of the metric three-jet on an explicit active, non-null, simple-spectrum family of truncated Einstein-Maxwell-dilaton data, and can one more derivative recover it? Proved: no function of the common…

    Mathematical physics
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Nathanson asked which subsets of N can occur as product intersection sets of a family of semigroup subsets, for arbitrary and for decreasing families (his Problems 10 and 11). Both are solved by complete classifications.

    Number theory
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #729Paul Erdős, Ronald Graham, Imre Ruzsa, Ernst Straus, 1975

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

    Number theory
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Let N(k, ℓ) be the least N such that every f : [N] → -1, 1 has a k-term arithmetic progression P with |∑_n ∈ P f(n)| ≥ ℓ. In particular, is N(k, 2) ≤ C^k?

    Combinatorics
    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #1197Paul Erdős, 1980

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

    Analysis
    disproved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #966Paul Erdős, 1975

    Let k,r≥ 2. Does there exist a set A⊆ N that contains no non-trivial arithmetic progression of length k+1, yet in any r-colouring of A there must exist a monochromatic non-trivial arithmetic progression of length k? Answered in the…

    Number theory
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For a finite forbidden triple system G, what exact uncountable chromatic cardinalities occur among G-free triple systems, and how do those spectra interact? The revised manuscript answers the three exact-cardinal questions and claims a…

    Combinatorics
    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For irreducible covering sets of size k, determine their count, the possible largest modulus, the maximal reciprocal sum, and whether divisor-set examples occur infinitely often.

    Number theory
    partial

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Donner proved in 1992 that the list color function P_ℓ(G,k) equals the chromatic polynomial P(G,k) once k is large. Kaul and Mudrock asked whether the analogue holds for Hanlon's unlabeled chromatic polynomial, and could not settle even…

    Combinatorics
    solved

    1 attempt · a verdict recorded from elsewhere

  • A monic prime P of F_q[T] is a c-Wieferich prime if ρ_P(1) ≡ 1 bmod P^2 for the Carlitz module ρ. On limited data and proofs in degrees 2 and 3, Thakur suggested in 2015 that in odd characteristic every c-Wieferich prime has degree…

    Number theory
    disproved

    1 attempt · a verdict recorded from elsewhere

  • Let f_3(N) be the least size forcing a set A ⊆ 1,…,N to contain distinct a,b,c with a+b, a+c and b+c all in A. The upper bound f_3(N) ≤ 5N/8 + O(1) matches the standard construction [N/8,N/4] ∪ [N/2,N], so f_3(N) = 5N/8 + O(1).

    Combinatorics
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • For the least t_k(n) with n | t_k(n)(t_k(n)+1)…(t_k(n)+k-1), do the conjectured logarithmic-saving and adjacent-length estimates hold on average? Both answered affirmatively, with c = 1/2048 admissible in the t_2 bound.

    Number theory
    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Phelps–Rodriguez ConjectureDean Phelps, Rene S. Rodriguez, 1972

    Let p be a complex polynomial of degree n≥2 whose zeros all lie in the closed unit disk. For every zero a of p, there is a critical point ζ satisfying |ζ-a|<1, except when |a|=1 and p is a nonzero scalar multiple of z^n-a^n.

    Analysis
    solved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • Erdős Problem #603Paul Erdős, 1987

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

    Combinatorics
    solved

    1 attempt · a verdict recorded from elsewhere

  • Arithmeticity of Degree-Six Symplectic Hypergeometric Monodromy GroupsJitendra Bajpai, Martin Dona, Martin Nitsche, 2025

    Bajpai, Dona and Nitsche left three degree-six symplectic hypergeometric monodromy groups unclassified as arithmetic or thin. Two of the three, C-47 and C-55, are arithmetic.

    Algebra
    partial

    1 attempt · a verdict recorded from elsewhere

  • Erdős Problem #180: Compactness ConjecturePaul Erdős, Miklós Simonovits, 1982

    For every finite family F of graphs, is there a single G ∈ F with ex(n;G) ≪_F ex(n;F)? A counterexample refutes the Erdős-Simonovits compactness conjecture.

    Combinatorics
    candidate

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean

  • The Papamanthou-Tollis Conjecture on Parameterized st-OrientationsCharalampos Papamanthou, Ioannis G. Tollis, 2008

    On the basis of experiments up to 5000 nodes, Papamanthou and Tollis conjectured a relation between the longest paths produced by their MaxSTN and MinSTN algorithms for st-orientations of biconnected graphs. A counterexample refutes it.

    Algorithms & optimization
    disproved

    1 attempt · a verdict recorded from elsewhere

  • Schiffer's Conjecture and the Pompeiu ProblemD. Pompeiu (1929); reformulated via Neumann eigenfunctions by M. M. Schiffer (1957), 1929

    If a smooth bounded domain in R^n admits a Neumann eigenfunction of the Laplacian that is constant on the boundary, must the domain be a ball? Pompeiu posed an equivalent integral-equation form in 1929; Schiffer's 1957 reformulation via…

    Analysis
    disproved

    1 attempt · machine-checked by Lean