Conway’s thrackle conjecture
Can a planar thrackle have more edges than vertices?
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Can a planar thrackle have more edges than vertices?
Does excluding any fixed induced tree control a graph’s coloring needs once its largest clique is bounded?
Does every cubic, bipartite, planar, 3-connected graph contain a cycle visiting every vertex exactly once?
Do random graphs minimize the density of every fixed bipartite pattern among graphs of the same edge density?
Are ellipses the only smooth strictly convex planar billiards that are integrable near the boundary?
Can O(√n) pursuers catch a visible evader on every connected n-vertex graph?
Can a classical polynomial-time algorithm recognize all minimal hitting sets?
Must an additive basis of nonnegative integers have arbitrarily many representations of some sums?
Does every odd-order Latin square have a transversal?
Can a graph be split into two parts retaining prescribed coloring needs?
Can every finite simple graph color its vertices and edges together using at most two colors beyond its maximum degree?
Can a deterministic parallel algorithm find a perfect matching in every general graph with polylogarithmic time and polynomially many processors?
Can all triangles in any finite simple graph be destroyed by removing at most twice its maximum number of edge-disjoint triangles?
Does every finite multipartite uniform hypergraph have a vertex cover at most r−1 times its largest matching?
Do separate allowed-color lists on edges always need no more colors than ordinary edge coloring?
Moving a pebble across an edge costs two pebbles. Is the worst-case supply needed on a product graph at most the product of the supplies needed on its two factors?
For many representative points in a uniform three-dimensional region, is a body-centered cubic arrangement asymptotically best at minimizing squared distance to the nearest representative?
What periodic partition of three-dimensional space into equal-volume cells uses the least shared surface area?
Seven symbols sit around a circle, and neighboring symbols can be confused. How many messages can long strings of these symbols carry with absolutely no decoding mistakes?
Does complete symmetry among a connected graph’s vertices guarantee a route visiting every vertex exactly once?
Is there one fixed level of resistance to vertex removal that guarantees a round trip visiting every vertex exactly once?
Must every set of n distinct points in the plane determine at least a constant times n/√log n different distances?