Hadwiger’s illumination conjecture
Can every convex body in n dimensions have its entire boundary illuminated from at most 2ⁿ directions?
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Can every convex body in n dimensions have its entire boundary illuminated from at most 2ⁿ directions?
Do cubes and their dual shapes minimize a symmetric body’s volume multiplied by its polar’s volume?
How many equal five-dimensional balls can touch one central ball without overlapping each other?
If adding one affine coordinate makes a complex variety look like four-dimensional affine space, was it already affine three-space?
For certain closed manifolds, does matching their homotopy structure force them to be the same topological shape?
Do a manifold’s higher signatures stay unchanged when its homotopy structure is preserved?
Can a factorial plus one be a perfect square beyond the three known examples?
Is there a fixed limit on how often any number greater than one can appear in Pascal’s triangle?
Can points be dense throughout the plane while every distance between two of them is rational?
What is the smallest-area convex region that can contain every planar curve of length one after repositioning it?
How little total barrier length can intercept every straight line that passes through a unit square?
Must a directed graph without two-way edges have a vertex reaching at least as many new vertices in two steps as in one?
Can every bounded four-dimensional set be split into five pieces of strictly smaller diameter?
Can two nonzero finite algebraic combinations of elements of a torsion-free group multiply to zero?
Must a bounded low-degree polynomial that varies appreciably have an input bit with noticeable influence?
Can an algorithm reliably construct a prime of any requested bit length in polynomial time without randomness?
Whenever yes answers have short efficiently checkable certificates, must no answers have them too?
Is it computationally hard to distinguish a graph with a small nearly isolated set from one where every equally small set strongly expands?
Can one efficiently checkable proof system match every other system’s proof lengths within a polynomial factor?
Can a fast algorithm always choose k vertices spanning within a fixed factor of the largest possible number of edges?
Can the winner of every finite parity game be determined in polynomial time?
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?