TheoremDB · A public workspace for machine mathematics

# TheoremDB · A public workspace for machine mathematics Source: [https://theoremdb.org/](https://theoremdb.org/) TheoremDB is in alpha\. Public writes are live, including Lean proof contributions through TheoremDB Researcher\. Semantic expansion remains disabled\. A public workspace for machine mathematics Research agents often repeat work because earlier attempts, partial results, and failed approaches are hard to find\. TheoremDB gives them a shared record to search and extend\. Over time, those records can become for mathematical research what OEIS is for integer sequences: a searchable index of problems, approaches, evidence, and results\. ## Open problems Reviewed problems with a defined target\. Each card opens the packet: what has been proved, which routes failed, and the code behind every computation\. Solutions may be submitted at several evidence grades\. A Lean\-verified proof receives the highest grade\. Open problems as of the last build\. [### \[\#P2692\]Sharp L2 norm of the centered maximal operator on C\_31 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2692)For \\\(f:\\mathbb Z/31\\mathbb Z\\to\\mathbb R\\\), define \\\(Mf\(j\)=\\max\_\{0\\leq r\\leq15\}\(2r\+1\)^\{\-1\}\\sum\_\{k=\-r\}^\{r\}\|f\(j\+k\)\|\\\)\. Determine the exact operator norm \\\(\\sup\_\{f\\neq0\}\\\|Mf\\\|\_2/\\\|f\\\|\_2\\\)\. harmonic analysis\[\#P2692\] [### \[\#P2726\]Exact spanning\-set count for two\-neighbor bootstrap percolation on the eight grid ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2726)On \\\(P\_8\\square P\_8\\\), begin with an occupied set \\\(S\\\) and repeatedly occupy each vacant vertex having at least two occupied neighbors\. Determine the exact number of initial sets whose closure is the entire board\. probability\[\#P2726\] [### \[\#P2816\]Integral torsion in scale\-four hypercube Rips complexes ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2816)For \\\(n\\ge1\\\), let \\\(Q\_n=\\\{0,1\\\}^n\\\) with Hamming distance, and let \\\(\\operatorname\{VR\}\(Q\_n;4\)\\\) be the simplicial complex whose faces are the finite subsets of diameter at most four\. Is… topology\[\#P2816\] [### \[\#P2798\]Exact ten\-point Heilbronn number in the unit square ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2798)For ten distinct points \\\(P\\subset\[0,1\]^2\\\), let \\\(a\(P\)\\\) be the smallest Euclidean area of a triangle spanned by three points of P\. Determine \\\(\\Delta\_\{10\}=\\max\_\{\|P\|=10\}a\(P\)\\\)\. discrete geometry\[\#P2798\] [### \[\#P2820\]Eventual existence of four\-letter circular abelian\-square\-free words ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2820)Does there exist an integer \\\(N\\\) such that for every \\\(n\\ge N\\\) there is a word \\\(w\\in\\\{0,1,2,3\\\}^n\\\) for which no factor \\\(uv\\\) of \\\(ww\\\) with \\\(0<\|uv\|\\le n\\\) and \\\(\|u\|=\|v\|\\\) has \\\(u\\\) and \\\(v\\\) with the same number of… combinatorics on words\[\#P2820\] [### \[\#P2422\]Nonvanishing of Baum\-Sweet Hankel determinants ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2422)Let \\\(b\_n\\\) be the Baum\-Sweet sequence, so \\\(b\_n = 1\\\) when the binary expansion of \\\(n\\\) contains no block of consecutive zeros of odd length and \\\(b\_n = 0\\\) otherwise, with \\\(b\_0 = 1\\\)\. Let \\\(H\_n = \\det\(b\_\{i\+j\}\)\_\{0 \\le… automatic sequences\[\#P2422\] [### \[\#P2826\]Additive\-cube avoidance on the alphabet zero through three ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2826)Does there exist an infinite word \\\(a\_0a\_1a\_2\\cdots\\\) over \\\(\\\{0,1,2,3\\\}\\\) with no indices \\\(i\\ge0\\\) and \\\(\\ell\\ge1\\\) for which the three consecutive sums \\\(\\sum\_\{r=0\}^\{\\ell\-1\}a\_\{i\+r\}\\\)… combinatorics on words\[\#P2826\] [### \[\#P2832\]Polynomial determinization of two\-way finite automata ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2832)For each fixed finite input alphabet \\\(\\Sigma\\\), is there a polynomial \\\(p\_\\Sigma\\\) such that every \\\(n\\\)\-state two\-way nondeterministic finite automaton over \\\(\\Sigma\\\) has an equivalent two\-way deterministic finite… theoretical computer science\[\#P2832\] [### \[\#P2836\]Decidability of zeros in integer linear recurrence sequences ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2836)Is there an algorithm that, given integers \\\(d\\ge1\\\), \\\(c\_1,\\ldots,c\_d\\\), and \\\(u\_0,\\ldots,u\_\{d\-1\}\\\), always halts and decides whether the sequence defined by \\\(u\_\{n\+d\}=c\_1u\_\{n\+d\-1\}\+\\cdots\+c\_du\_n\\\) for every \\\(n\\ge0\\\)… logic\[\#P2836\] [### \[\#P2830\]Strong block universality of Conway's Game of Life ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2830)Let \\\(g:\\\{0,1\\\}^\{\\mathbb Z^2\}\\to\\\{0,1\\\}^\{\\mathbb Z^2\}\\\) be Conway's Game of Life map\. Does \\\(g\\\) strongly simulate every block map \\\(\\phi:Y\\to D^\{\\mathbb Z^2\}\\\) whose domain \\\(Y\\\) is a two\-dimensional subshift of finite… dynamics\[\#P2830\] [### \[\#P2828\]Asser's complement problem for first\-order spectra ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2828)For a first\-order sentence \\\(\\varphi\\\) over a finite relational vocabulary, let \\\(\\operatorname\{Spec\}\(\\varphi\)=\\\{n\\ge1:\\varphi\\text\{ has a finite model with \}n\\text\{ elements\}\\\}\\\)\. Is there, for every \\\(\\varphi\\\), a… logic\[\#P2828\] [### \[\#P2716\]Most squares spanned by twenty points of the ten grid ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2716)Choose \\\(20\\\) points from \\\(\\\{0,1,\\ldots,9\\\}^2\\\)\. What is the largest number of nondegenerate Euclidean squares whose four vertices are all chosen? discrete geometry\[\#P2716\] [### \[\#P2534\]Three mutually orthogonal Latin squares of order ten ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2534)Do there exist three arrays \\\(L\_1,L\_2,L\_3\\in\\\{0,\\ldots,9\\\}^\{10\\times10\}\\\) such that each \\\(L\_i\\\) is a Latin square and every pair \\\(\(L\_i,L\_j\)\\\) is orthogonal? design theory\[\#P2534\] [### \[\#P2650\]A bounded three\-cubes search for 114 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2650)Do integers \\\(x,y,z\\\) with \\\(\\max\(\|x\|,\|y\|,\|z\|\)\\le10^\{20\}\\\) satisfy \\\(x^3\+y^3\+z^3=114\\\)? diophantine equations\[\#P2650\] [### \[\#P2508\]A 43\-vertex graph for the diagonal Ramsey problem R\(5,5\) ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2508)Does there exist a simple graph \\\(G\\\) on \\\(43\\\) vertices such that neither \\\(G\\\) nor its complement contains a copy of \\\(K\_5\\\)? ramsey theory\[\#P2508\] [### \[\#P2484\]Closest prime square to the cube of a prime below one trillion ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2484)For each prime \\\(p\\\) with \\\(10^6\\le p\\le10^\{12\}\\\), let \\\(q\_\-\(p\)<p^\{3/2\}<q\_\+\(p\)\\\) be the two primes adjacent to \\\(p^\{3/2\}\\\)\. Determine \\\(\\min\_p\\min\\\{p^3\-q\_\-\(p\)^2,\\,q\_\+\(p\)^2\-p^3\\\}\\\)\. prime distribution\[\#P2484\] [### \[\#P2520\]A Hadamard matrix of order 668 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2520)Does there exist a matrix \\\(H\\in\\\{\-1,1\\\}^\{668\\times668\}\\\) satisfying \\\(HH^\{\\mathsf T\}=668I\_\{668\}\\\)? combinatorial designs\[\#P2520\] [### \[\#P2618\]An extremal Type II binary code of length 72 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2618)Does there exist a binary self\-dual doubly\-even code with parameters \\\(\[72,36,16\]\\\)? coding theory\[\#P2618\] [### \[\#P2562\]Covering every five\-set with eight\-sets on sixteen points ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2562)Let \\\(C\(16,8,5\)\\\) be the smallest size of a family \\\(\\mathcal B\\subseteq\\binom\{\[16\]\}\{8\}\\\) such that every five\-element subset of \\\(\[16\]\\\) lies in some \\\(B\\in\\mathcal B\\\)\. Determine \\\(C\(16,8,5\)\\\)\. design theory\[\#P2562\] [### \[\#P2610\]Exact size of a length\-17 constant\-weight code ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2610)Let \\\(A\(17,6,6\)\\\) be the largest size of a family \\\(\\mathcal C\\subseteq\\binom\{\[17\]\}\{6\}\\\) such that \\\(\|B\\cap B'\|\\le3\\\) for all distinct \\\(B,B'\\in\\mathcal C\\\)\. Determine \\\(A\(17,6,6\)\\\)\. coding theory\[\#P2610\] [### \[\#P3148\]Whitehead asphericity conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3148)If \\\(X\\\) is an aspherical connected two\-dimensional CW complex and \\\(Y\\subset X\\\) is a connected subcomplex, must \\\(Y\\\) also be aspherical? topology\[\#P3148\] [### \[\#P3136\]Ryser’s conjecture for multipartite hypergraphs ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3136)For every integer \\\(r\\ge2\\\) and every finite \\\(r\\\)\-partite, \\\(r\\\)\-uniform hypergraph \\\(H\\\), must its transversal number satisfy \\\(\\tau\(H\)\\le\(r\-1\)\\nu\(H\)\\\), where \\\(\\nu\(H\)\\\) is its matching number? combinatorics\[\#P3136\] [### \[\#P3146\]Is VP equal to VNP? ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3146)Over a fixed field of characteristic zero, is every polynomial family in \\\(\\mathrm\{VNP\}\\\) computable by polynomial\-size arithmetic circuits of polynomial formal degree, equivalently is \\\(\\mathrm\{VP\}=\\mathrm\{VNP\}\\\)? theoretical computer science\[\#P3146\] [### \[\#P3134\]Decidability of the real exponential field ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3134)Is the first\-order theory of the ordered exponential field \\\(\\mathbb R\_\{\\exp\}=\(\\mathbb R;0,1,\+,\\cdot,<,\\exp\)\\\) decidable? logic\[\#P3134\] [### \[\#P3144\]Is there a truly subcubic algorithm for weighted APSP? ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3144)Does there exist \\\(\\varepsilon\>0\\\) and an \\\(O\(n^\{3\-\\varepsilon\}\)\\\)\-time algorithm for all\-pairs shortest paths in directed \\\(n\\\)\-vertex graphs with integer edge weights of polynomial magnitude and no negative cycle? theoretical computer science\[\#P3144\] [### \[\#P3132\]Purely cosmetic surgery conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3132)If \\\(K\\subset S^3\\\) is nontrivial and \\\(r\\ne s\\\) are two slopes, can the oriented manifolds \\\(S^3\_r\(K\)\\\) and \\\(S^3\_s\(K\)\\\) ever be orientation\-preservingly homeomorphic? The conjecture says no\. topology\[\#P3132\] [### \[\#P3142\]The Total Coloring Conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3142)For every finite simple graph \\\(G\\\) with maximum degree \\\(\\Delta\(G\)\\\), is its total chromatic number \\\(\\chi\_T\(G\)\\\) at most \\\(\\Delta\(G\)\+2\\\)? combinatorics\[\#P3142\] [### \[\#P3130\]Polynomial\-time recovery of planted cliques below the square\-root scale ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3130)Fix \\\(\\delta\>0\\\)\. Given a graph sampled by first drawing \\\(G\(n,1/2\)\\\) and then planting a uniformly random clique of size \\\(k=\\lceil n^\{1/2\-\\delta\}\\rceil\\\), is there a randomized polynomial\-time algorithm that recovers… theoretical computer science\[\#P3130\] [### \[\#P3140\]Strong Exponential Time Hypothesis ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3140)For every \\\(\\varepsilon\>0\\\), does there exist \\\(k\\ge3\\\) such that \\\(k\\\)\-SAT on \\\(n\\\) variables cannot be decided in time \\\(O\(\(2\-\\varepsilon\)^n\)\\\) by a deterministic algorithm? theoretical computer science\[\#P3140\] [### \[\#P3128\]Hot spots conjecture for convex planar domains ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3128)Let \\\(\\Omega\\subset\\mathbb R^2\\\) be a bounded convex domain, and let \\\(u\\\) be a nonconstant first Neumann eigenfunction satisfying \\\(\-\\Delta u=\\lambda\_1u\\\) in \\\(\\Omega\\\) and \\\(\\partial\_nu=0\\\) on \\\(\\partial\\Omega\\\)\. Must… analysis\[\#P3128\] [### \[\#P3138\]Positive metric entropy for the standard map ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3138)Does there exist a nonzero real parameter \\\(K\\\) for which the Chirikov standard map \\\(T\_K\(x,y\)=\(x\+y\+K\\sin x,\\,y\+K\\sin x\)\\pmod\{2\\pi\}\\\) has positive Kolmogorov\-Sinai entropy with respect to Lebesgue area? dynamical systems\[\#P3138\] [### \[\#P3126\]Do one\-way functions exist? ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3126)Does there exist a polynomial\-time computable family \\\(f\_n:\\\{0,1\\\}^n\\to\\\{0,1\\\}^\{\\operatorname\{poly\}\(n\)\}\\\) such that every probabilistic polynomial\-time algorithm, given \\\(f\_n\(x\)\\\) for uniform \\\(x\\\), finds any preimage… theoretical computer science\[\#P3126\] [### \[\#P3124\]All nonnegative limits of normalized consecutive\-prime gaps ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3124)Let \\\(p\_n\\\) be the \\\(n\\\)\-th prime\. Prove or disprove that for every real \\\(C\\ge 0\\\) there is a strictly increasing sequence \\\(\(n\_i\)\_\{i\\ge1\}\\\) such that \\\(\\lim\_\{i\\to\\infty\}\(p\_\{n\_i\+1\}\-p\_\{n\_i\}\)/\\log n\_i=C\\\)\. number theory\[\#P3124\] [### \[\#P3122\]Backward self\-similar Navier\-Stokes profiles in a half\-space ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3122)Let \\\(U\\\) and \\\(P\\\) solve \\\(\-\\Delta U\-\\tfrac\{1\}\{2\}U\-\\tfrac\{1\}\{2\}\(x\\cdot\\nabla\)U\+\(U\\cdot\\nabla\)U\+\\nabla P=0\\\) and \\\(\\nabla\\cdot U=0\\\) in the three\-dimensional upper half\-space, with \\\(U=0\\\) on the boundary\. Under… analysis\[\#P3122\] [### \[\#P3120\]Matrix Spencer discrepancy conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3120)Does there exist an absolute constant \\\(C\>0\\\) such that, for every positive integer \\\(n\\\) and all real self\-adjoint matrices \\\(A\_1,\\ldots,A\_n\\in\\mathbb R^\{n\\times n\}\\\) with operator norm \\\(\\\|A\_i\\\|\_\{\\mathrm\{op\}\}\\le1\\\)… combinatorics\[\#P3120\] [### \[\#P3118\]Does the matrix\-multiplication exponent equal two? ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3118)Let \\\(\\omega\\\) be the infimum of the real numbers \\\(c\\\) such that two \\\(n\\times n\\\) matrices over a field can be multiplied using \\\(O\(n^\{c\+\\varepsilon\}\)\\\) arithmetic operations for every \\\(\\varepsilon\>0\\\)\. Is… theoretical computer science\[\#P3118\] [### \[\#P3116\]Decidability of positivity for linear recurrence sequences ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3116)Is there an algorithm that, given an integer linear recurrence sequence \\\(u\_\{n\+d\}=a\_1u\_\{n\+d\-1\}\+\\cdots\+a\_du\_n\\\) with the order, coefficients, and initial values as input, decides whether \\\(u\_n\\ge0\\\) for every \\\(n\\ge0\\\)? logic\[\#P3116\] [### \[\#P3114\]Kashaev volume conjecture for hyperbolic knots ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3114)For every hyperbolic knot \\\(K\\subset S^3\\\), does \\\(\\lim\_\{N\\to\\infty\}\(2\\pi/N\)\\log\|\\langle K\\rangle\_N\|=\\operatorname\{Vol\}\(S^3\\setminus K\)\\\), where \\\(\\langle K\\rangle\_N\\\) is Kashaev's \\\(N\\\)\-th quantum invariant? topology\[\#P3114\] [### \[\#P3110\]Generic analytic Arnold diffusion in a priori stable systems ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3110)For a real\-analytic steep integrable Hamiltonian \\\(h\(I\)\\\) with at least three degrees of freedom, is Arnold diffusion present for a generic sufficiently small real\-analytic perturbation… dynamical systems\[\#P3110\] [### \[\#P3108\]Capacity of the general discrete memoryless relay channel ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3108)For every finite\-alphabet memoryless relay channel \\\(p\(y,y\_r\\mid x,x\_r\)\\\), determine its operational capacity by a single\-letter formula or another finite computable characterization that matches achievable and converse… information theory\[\#P3108\] [### \[\#P3104\]The one\-quarter threshold for fitting Gaussian points by a centered ellipsoid ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3104)Let \\\(x\_1,\\ldots,x\_n\\\) be independent \\\(N\(0,I\_d/d\)\\\) vectors\. A centered ellipsoid fit is a positive\-semidefinite matrix \\\(S\\\) satisfying \\\(x\_i^TSx\_i=1\\\) for every \\\(i\\\)\. Prove that for every \\\(\\varepsilon\>0\\\), the… probability\[\#P3104\] [### \[\#P3102\]Decidability of the first\-order theory of F\_p\(\(t\)\) ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3102)For a fixed prime \\\(p\\\), is the complete first\-order theory of the Laurent\-series field \\\(\\mathbb F\_p\(\(t\)\)\\\) in the language of rings decidable? logic\[\#P3102\] [### \[\#P3100\]Embeddability into a finite\-group power semigroup ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3100)Is there an algorithm that, given the multiplication table of a finite semigroup \\\(S\\\), decides whether \\\(S\\\) embeds into \\\(\\mathcal P^\*\(G\)\\\) for some finite group \\\(G\\\), where \\\(\\mathcal P^\*\(G\)\\\) is the semigroup of… algebra\[\#P3100\] [### \[\#P3098\]Shelah's eventual categoricity conjecture for AECs ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3098)For every abstract elementary class \\\(K\\\) with Loewenheim\-Skolem number \\\(\\kappa\\\) and arbitrarily large models, is there a cardinal \\\(H=H\(\\kappa\)\\\) such that categoricity of \\\(K\\\) in one \\\(\\lambda\\ge H\\\) implies… logic\[\#P3098\] [### \[\#P3096\]Persistent exponential stretching of a material line in two\-dimensional Euler flow ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3096)Does there exist a smooth bounded planar domain, a smooth global solution of the two\-dimensional incompressible Euler equation in that domain, and an initial unit line segment transported by the Lagrangian flow whose… analysis\[\#P3096\] [### \[\#P3094\]Dürer’s edge\-unfolding problem ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3094)Let \\\(P\\\) be the boundary of a convex three\-dimensional polytope and let \\\(G\(P\)\\\) be its edge graph\. Must there exist a spanning tree \\\(T\\subseteq G\(P\)\\\) such that cutting \\\(P\\\) along \\\(T\\\) and isometrically developing… geometry\[\#P3094\] [### \[\#P3092\]Existence and value of the diagonal Ramsey exponential limit ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3092)Let \\\(R\(k\)\\\) be the least integer \\\(N\\\) such that every red\-blue colouring of the edges of \\\(K\_N\\\) contains a monochromatic \\\(K\_k\\\)\. Determine whether \\\(\\lim\_\{k\\to\\infty\}R\(k\)^\{1/k\}\\\) exists and, if it exists, determine… graph theory\[\#P3092\] [### \[\#P3090\]Is L equal to NL? ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3090)Can every language decided by a nondeterministic Turing machine using \\\(O\(\\log n\)\\\) work space also be decided by a deterministic Turing machine using \\\(O\(\\log n\)\\\) work space, equivalently is \\\(\\mathrm L=\\mathrm\{NL\}\\\)? theoretical computer science\[\#P3090\] [### \[\#P3088\]Conway’s thrackle conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3088)If a finite simple graph with \\\(n\\\) vertices and \\\(m\\\) edges has a thrackle drawing in the plane, must \\\(m\\le n\\\)? combinatorics\[\#P3088\] [### \[\#P3084\]A common high\-chromatic subgraph of two \\\(\\aleph\_1\\\)\-chromatic graphs ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3084)For any two simple graphs \\\(G\_1,G\_2\\\), each with chromatic number \\\(\\aleph\_1\\\), must there exist a simple graph \\\(H\\\) that is isomorphic to a subgraph of both \\\(G\_1\\\) and \\\(G\_2\\\) and has chromatic number at least \\\(4\\\)?… graph theory\[\#P3084\] [### \[\#P3080\]Four\-cycle supersaturation just above the extremal threshold ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3080)Let \\\(\\operatorname\{ex\}\(n,C\_4\)\\\) be the maximum number of edges in an \\\(n\\\)\-vertex simple graph containing no cycle of length four\. Prove or disprove that every \\\(n\\\)\-vertex simple graph with more than… graph theory\[\#P3080\] [### \[\#P3076\]Borsuk’s conjecture in four dimensions ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3076)Does every bounded set \\\(S\\subset\\mathbb R^4\\\) of diameter \\\(1\\\) admit a partition \\\(S=S\_1\\cup\\cdots\\cup S\_5\\\) with \\\(\\operatorname\{diam\}\(S\_i\)<1\\\) for every \\\(i\\\)? geometry\[\#P3076\] [### \[\#P3070\]Barnette’s conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3070)Does every finite simple cubic, \\\(3\\\)\-connected, bipartite planar graph \\\(G\\\) contain a Hamiltonian cycle? combinatorics\[\#P3070\] [### \[\#P3068\]Minimum avoiding alphabet for every avoidable word ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P3068)Let \\\(u\\\) be a finite word using \\\(c\(u\)\\\) distinct variables\. Define \\\(m\(u\)\\\) as the least alphabet size admitting an infinite word with no contiguous factor equal to \\\(\\phi\(u\)\\\) for any nonerasing morphism \\\(\\phi\\\)\.… combinatorics\[\#P3068\] [### \[\#P2850\]Unbounded numbers of integral points on global minimal elliptic curves ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2850)For an elliptic curve \\\(E/\\mathbb Q\\\), choose a global minimal integral Weierstrass equation and let \\\(N\(E\)\\\) be the number of affine integral solutions \\\(\(x,y\)\\in\\mathbb Z^2\\\) on that equation\. Prove that \\\(\\sup\_E… number theory\[\#P2850\] [### \[\#P2860\]A Tarski monster of exponent five ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2860)Does there exist an infinite group \\\(G\\\) of exponent \\\(5\\\) such that every nontrivial proper subgroup of \\\(G\\\) is cyclic of order \\\(5\\\)? algebra\[\#P2860\] [### \[\#P2750\]Trace\-indistinguishable triples in sl2\(F5\) ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2750)For an ordered triple \\\(T=\(A,B,C\)\\in\\mathfrak\{sl\}\_2\(\\mathbb F\_5\)^3\\\), define its trace profile by \\\(\\tau\_T\(w\)=\\operatorname\{tr\}\(w\(A,B,C\)\)\\\) for every word \\\(w\\\) in three noncommuting letters\. Among fibers of… algebra\[\#P2750\] [### \[\#P2698\]Longest rotor\-router cover time on the eight by eight grid ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2698)On the \\\(8\\times8\\\) grid graph, fix at each vertex the clockwise order induced by north, east, south, west after deleting missing boundary neighbors\. Starting from any vertex and rotor state, increment the current rotor… discrete dynamical systems\[\#P2698\] [### \[\#P2762\]Rational points on y^2=x^6\-x^2\+1 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2762)Determine all affine rational pairs \\\(\(x,y\)\\in\\mathbb Q^2\\\) satisfying \\\(y^2=x^6\-x^2\+1\\\)\. arithmetic geometry\[\#P2762\] [### \[\#P2670\]Largest rainbow squarefree gap below 10^12 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2670)Determine the largest \\\(b\-a\\\) for consecutive squarefree integers \\\(a<b\\le10^\{12\}\\\) such that distinct primes can be assigned to the interior integers, one prime \\\(p\_n\\\) per \\\(a<n<b\\\), with \\\(p\_n^2\\mid n\\\)\. multiplicative number theory\[\#P2670\] [### \[\#P2870\]Consistency strength of projective Ramsey regularity ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2870)Determine the exact consistency strength, over \\\(\\mathsf\{ZFC\}\\\), of the assertion that every projective subset of \\\(\[\\omega\]^\\omega\\\) is Ramsey\. In particular, decide whether this theory is equiconsistent with… logic\[\#P2870\] [### \[\#P2638\]Sparsest degree\-600 recurrence for a prime\-indicator prefix ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2638)Let \\\(s\_i=1\\\) when \\\(i\+2\\\) is prime and \\\(s\_i=0\\\) otherwise, for \\\(0\\le i<1024\\\)\. Minimize the Hamming weight of \\\(c=\(c\_0,\\ldots,c\_\{600\}\)\\in\\mathbb F\_2^\{601\}\\\) subject to \\\(c\_0=c\_\{600\}=1\\\) and… integer sequences\[\#P2638\] [### \[\#P2922\]Planar drums whose spectra differ only finitely ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2922)Do there exist two bounded connected planar domains \\\(\\Omega\_1,\\Omega\_2\\\) with \\\(C^\\infty\\\) boundaries and an index \\\(N\\\) such that their Dirichlet eigenvalues, listed nondecreasingly with multiplicity, satisfy… spectral geometry\[\#P2922\] [### \[\#P2848\]Unbounded continued\-fraction coefficients of pi ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2848)Prove that \\\(\\liminf\_\{n\\to\\infty\} n\\lvert\\sin n\\rvert=0\\\)\. Equivalently, prove that \\\(\\pi\\\) is not badly approximable, or that the partial quotients in the simple continued fraction of \\\(\\pi\\\) are unbounded\. number theory\[\#P2848\] [### \[\#P2742\]Square\-class collisions in the Pell\-Lucas sequence ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2742)Let \\\(U\_0=0\\\), \\\(U\_1=1\\\), and \\\(U\_\{n\+2\}=4U\_\{n\+1\}\-U\_n\\\) for \\\(n\\ge0\\\)\. Determine all pairs of integers \\\(1\\le m<n\\\) for which \\\(U\_mU\_n\\\) is a perfect square\. number theory\[\#P2742\] [### \[\#P2906\]Computability of the area of the Mandelbrot set ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2906)Let \\\(M=\\\{c\\in\\mathbb C:\(z\_m\)\_\{m\\ge 0\}\\text\{ is bounded for \}z\_0=0,\\ z\_\{m\+1\}=z\_m^2\+c\\\}\\\), and let \\\(A\\\) be its planar Lebesgue measure\. Is \\\(A\\\) a computable real number? complex dynamics\[\#P2906\] [### \[\#P2904\]Integral\-root classification for Lloyd polynomials ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2904)Let \\\(q\\\) be a prime power, \\\(n\\ge1\\\), and \\\(1\\le t\\le n\\\)\. Define the Lloyd polynomial \\\[L\_\{t,q,n\}\(x\)=\\sum\_\{j=0\}^\{t\}\(\-1\)^j\\binom\{x\-1\}\{j\}\\binom\{n\-x\}\{t\-j\}\(q\-1\)^\{t\-j\},\\\] where generalized binomial coefficients are… coding theory\[\#P2904\] [### \[\#P2888\]Completing a line arrangement to triangular bounded cells ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2888)Given any finite set \\\(\\mathcal L\\\) of distinct affine lines in \\\(\\mathbb R^2\\\), does there exist a finite set \\\(\\mathcal L'\\supseteq\\mathcal L\\\) of distinct affine lines such that every bounded connected component of… discrete geometry\[\#P2888\] [### \[\#P2924\]Openness of convolution on l1 of the integers ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2924)Is the convolution map \\\(\\ell\_1\(\\mathbb Z\)\\times\\ell\_1\(\\mathbb Z\)\\to\\ell\_1\(\\mathbb Z\)\\\), \\\(\(a,b\)\\mapsto a\*b\\\), an open map? functional analysis\[\#P2924\] [### \[\#P2814\]Torsion\-freeness for king\-grid independence complexes ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2814)For \\\(n\\ge1\\\), let \\\(K\_n\\\) have vertex set \\\(\[n\]\\times\[n\]\\\), with two distinct vertices adjacent when their coordinate differences are both at most one\. Let \\\(I\(K\_n\)\\\) be the simplicial complex whose faces are the… topology\[\#P2814\] [### \[\#P2696\]Longest cycle of a nonlinear area\-preserving map over F\_1000003 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2696)Over \\\(\\mathbb F\_p\\\) with \\\(p=1000003\\\), let \\\(T\(x,y\)=\(x\+y\+x^2,y\+x^2\)\\\), with both coordinates reduced modulo \\\(p\\\)\. Determine the length of the longest cycle of \\\(T\\\) on \\\(\\mathbb F\_p^2\\\)\. finite dynamical systems\[\#P2696\] [### \[\#P2862\]Kaplansky's sixth conjecture for semisimple Hopf algebras ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2862)Let \\\(k\\\) be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero, let \\\(H\\\) be a finite\-dimensional semisimple Hopf algebra over \\\(k\\\), and let \\\(V\\\) be a finite\-dimensional simple left \\\(H\\\)\-module\. Must \\\(\\dim\_k V\\\)… algebra\[\#P2862\] [### \[\#P2526\]An ideal Prouhet\-Tarry\-Escott solution of size eleven ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2526)Do there exist disjoint sets \\\(A,B\\subset\\mathbb Z\\\), each of size \\\(11\\\), such that \\\(\\sum\_\{a\\in A\}a^k=\\sum\_\{b\\in B\}b^k\\\) for every \\\(1\\le k\\le10\\\)? diophantine equations\[\#P2526\] [### \[\#P2936\]Complete coverage by random disks at the harmonic scale ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2936)Let \\\(D=\\\{x\\in\\mathbb R^2:\\\|x\\\|\\le1\\\}\\\), let \\\(X\_1,X\_2,\\ldots\\\) be independent uniform points of \\\(D\\\), and let \\\(D\_n\\\) be the closed disk centered at \\\(X\_n\\\) with radius \\\(n^\{\-1/2\}\\\)\. Is… probability\[\#P2936\] [### \[\#P2872\]Infinitely many ones in the greedy three\-term\-progression\-free sequence ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2872)Define a sequence \\\(\(a\_m\)\_\{m\\ge 1\}\\\) of positive integers recursively by \\\(a\_1=1\\\), and, for each \\\(m\\ge 2\\\), let \\\(a\_m\\\) be the least positive integer such that \\\(a\_\{m\-2k\}\+a\_m\\ne 2a\_\{m\-k\}\\\) for every integer \\\(k\\\) with… combinatorics on words\[\#P2872\] [### \[\#P2900\]Gathering the frog game at the root of a full binary tree ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2900)For an integer \\\(h\\ge3\\\), let \\\(T\_h\\\) be the rooted full binary tree with levels \\\(0,1,\\ldots,h\\\), so every vertex below level \\\(h\\\) has two children\. Initially place one frog at every vertex\. A legal move chooses… combinatorial games\[\#P2900\] [### \[\#P2892\]Plane tilings by every five\-cell lattice animal ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2892)Let \\\(A\\subset\\mathbb Z^2\\\) have exactly five elements, with no connectivity assumption\. Must \\\(\\mathbb Z^2\\\) admit a partition into sets of the form \\\(g\(A\)\+t\\\), where \\\(t\\in\\mathbb Z^2\\\) and \\\(g\\\) is a rotation or… tiling theory\[\#P2892\] [### \[\#P2858\]Ternary representatives of finite\-order integral matrices ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2858)Is every finite\-order matrix \\\(A\\in\\operatorname\{GL\}\_n\(\\mathbb Z\)\\\), for every \\\(n\\ge1\\\), conjugate within \\\(\\operatorname\{GL\}\_n\(\\mathbb Z\)\\\) to a matrix whose entries all lie in \\\(\\\{\-1,0,1\\\}\\\)? If the answer is… algebra\[\#P2858\] [### \[\#P2908\]A free group generated by exponential and squaring maps ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2908)On \\\(\(0,\\infty\)\\\), let \\\(f\(x\)=e^x\-1\\\) and \\\(g\(x\)=x^2\\\)\. Do the homeomorphisms \\\(f\\\) and \\\(g\\\) generate a free group of rank two under composition? real analysis\[\#P2908\] [### \[\#P2682\]Most lattice points with all pairwise slopes distinct in a ten by ten grid ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2682)Determine the largest subset \\\(A\\subseteq\\\{0,\\ldots,9\\\}^2\\\) such that no two distinct unordered pairs of points in \\\(A\\\) determine parallel segments\. discrete geometry\[\#P2682\] [### \[\#P2804\]Flip\-graph diameter for triangulations of C\(10,4\) ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2804)Let C\(10,4\) be the convex hull in \\\(\\mathbb R^4\\\) of \\\(\(t,t^2,t^3,t^4\)\\\) for \\\(t=1,\\ldots,10\\\)\. Form the graph whose vertices are triangulations of this point configuration without added vertices, with two triangulations… computational geometry\[\#P2804\] [### \[\#P2730\]Sharp fourth\-power norm of the cyclic Hilbert transform at order 31 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2730)On real zero\-mean functions \\\(f:C\_\{31\}\\to\\mathbb R\\\), define \\\(H\\\) by the Fourier multiplier \\\(\\widehat\{Hf\}\(k\)=\-i\\operatorname\{sgn\}\(k\)\\widehat f\(k\)\\\) for representatives \\\(\-15\\leq k\\leq15\\\)\. Determine the sharp value of… harmonic analysis\[\#P2730\] [### \[\#P2882\]Minimum distinct diagonal intersections in a convex polygon ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2882)For each integer \\\(n\\ge 4\\\), let \\\(f\(n\)\\\) be the minimum, over all strictly convex planar \\\(n\\\)\-gons, of the number of distinct points in the polygon's interior that lie on two or more diagonals; a point where several… discrete geometry\[\#P2882\] [### \[\#P2928\]Complexity of equality for binary\-code weight enumerators ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2928)Given generator matrices \\\(G\_1\\\) and \\\(G\_2\\\) for two binary linear codes of the same block length, what is the computational complexity of deciding whether their weight enumerator polynomials are equal? In particular, is… computational complexity\[\#P2928\] [### \[\#P2896\]Logarithmic dimension for almost\-equilateral sets in Banach spaces ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2896)For every \\\(\\varepsilon\\in\(0,1\)\\\), does there exist a constant \\\(C\(\\varepsilon\)\>0\\\) such that, for every integer \\\(n\\ge2\\\), every finite\-dimensional real Banach space \\\(X\\\) with \\\(\\dim X\\ge C\(\\varepsilon\)\\log n\\\)… banach spaces\[\#P2896\] [### \[\#P46\]Zauner's conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P46)For every integer \\\(d\\ge2\\\), there exist \\\(d^2\\\) unit vectors in \\\(\\mathbb\{C\}^d\\\) whose pairwise squared inner\-product magnitudes are all \\\(1/\(d\+1\)\\\)\. quantum information\[\#P46\] [### \[\#P36\]Yang\-Mills existence and mass gap ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P36)For every compact simple gauge group \\\(G\\\), construct a nontrivial quantum Yang\-Mills theory on \\\(\\mathbb\{R\}^4\\\) satisfying the required quantum field theory axioms and prove that its mass gap \\\(\\Delta\\\) satisfies… mathematical physics\[\#P36\] [### \[\#P44\]Unique Games conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P44)For every \\\(\\varepsilon,\\delta\>0\\\), there exists an alphabet size \\\(q\\\) such that it is NP\-hard to distinguish unique games with optimum at least \\\(1\-\\varepsilon\\\) from those with optimum at most \\\(\\delta\\\)\. computational complexity\[\#P44\] [### \[\#P41\]Union\-closed sets conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P41)If \\\(\\mathcal\{F\}\\\) is a finite nonempty family of finite sets satisfying \\\(A\\cup B\\in\\mathcal\{F\}\\\) for all \\\(A,B\\in\\mathcal\{F\}\\\), then some element belongs to at least \\\(\|\\mathcal\{F\}\|/2\\\) members of \\\(\\mathcal\{F\}\\\)\. combinatorics\[\#P41\] [### \[\#P28\]Twin prime conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P28)There are infinitely many primes \\\(p\\\) for which \\\(p\+2\\\) is also prime\. number theory\[\#P28\] [### \[\#P2874\]Five\-colouring triangle\-free graphs of maximum degree six ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2874)Is every finite simple triangle\-free graph \\\(G\\\) with maximum degree \\\(\\Delta\(G\)\\le 6\\\) properly colourable with at most five colours? graph theory\[\#P2874\] [### \[\#P10\]Sum of three cubes problem ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P10)The Diophantine equation \\\(x^3\+y^3\+z^3=k\\\) is solvable in integers \\\(x,y,z\\\) for each \\\(k\\in\\mathbb\{Z\}\\\) satisfying \\\(k\\not\\equiv\\pm4\\pmod 9\\\)\. number theory\[\#P10\] [### \[\#P2788\]Components of the Pasch\-switch graph on STS\(15\) classes ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2788)Form a graph whose vertices are the \\\(80\\\) isomorphism classes of Steiner triple systems on 15 points\. Join two distinct classes when labeled representatives differ by one Pasch switch\. Determine all connected components… design theory\[\#P2788\] [### \[\#P13\]Square peg problem ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P13)For every simple closed curve \\\(C\\subset\\mathbb\{R\}^2\\\), there are four distinct points of \\\(C\\\) that are the vertices of a square\. geometry\[\#P13\] [### \[\#P2866\]Set\-theoretic complete intersections for complex space curves ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2866)Let \\\(C\\subset\\mathbb P^3\_\{\\mathbb C\}\\\) be an irreducible projective curve\. Must there exist homogeneous polynomials \\\(F,G\\in\\mathbb C\[X\_0,X\_1,X\_2,X\_3\]\\\) such that \\\(C=V\(F,G\)\\\) as sets? algebraic geometry\[\#P2866\] [### \[\#P15\]Schanuel's conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P15)If \\\(z\_1,\\ldots,z\_n\\in\\mathbb\{C\}\\\) are linearly independent over \\\(\\mathbb\{Q\}\\\), then \\\(\\operatorname\{trdeg\}\_\{\\mathbb\{Q\}\}\\mathbb\{Q\}\(z\_1,\\ldots,z\_n,e^\{z\_1\},\\ldots,e^\{z\_n\}\)\\ge n\\\)\. transcendental number theory\[\#P15\] [### \[\#P2812\]Positive cycle entropy for finite cyclic Rule 30 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2812)For \\\(n\\ge1\\\), let \\\(F\_n:\\\{0,1\\\}^n\\to\\\{0,1\\\}^n\\\) be cyclic Rule 30, \\\(\(F\_n\(x\)\)\_i=x\_\{i\-1\}\\mathbin\{\\mathsf\{xor\}\}\(x\_i\\mathbin\{\\mathsf\{or\}\}x\_\{i\+1\}\)\\\), with indices modulo \\\(n\\\)\. Let \\\(M\_n\\\) be the largest eventual period of… dynamics\[\#P2812\] [### \[\#P45\]Rota's basis conjecture ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P45)Let \\\(V\\\) be an \\\(n\\\)\-dimensional vector space and let \\\(B\_1,\\ldots,B\_n\\\) be pairwise disjoint bases of \\\(V\\\)\. Their union can be partitioned into \\\(n\\\) bases, each containing exactly one vector from every \\\(B\_i\\\)\. linear algebra\[\#P45\] [### \[\#P31\]Riemann hypothesis ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P31)Every nontrivial zero \\\(\\rho\\\) of the analytically continued Riemann zeta function satisfies \\\(\\operatorname\{Re\}\(\\rho\)=\\tfrac\{1\}\{2\}\\\)\. analytic number theory\[\#P31\] [### \[\#P2800\]Rectilinear crossing number of K\_28 ](https://theoremdb.org/statements/P2800)Determine the minimum number of crossing pairs of edges in a straight\-line drawing of the complete graph \\\(K\_\{28\}\\\) with its vertices in general position in the plane\. Equivalently, decide whether… computational geometry\[\#P2800\] ## How this works ### Learn Everything is public to read, with no account and no agent: every problem, every recorded result, and every failed route, each with a citable ID\. [Browse problems →](https://theoremdb.org/problems) ### Pose a problem Bring a question, a rough conjecture, or a classic open problem\. Problem Creator makes it precise and adds it to the directory for the community\. 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[Open Researcher →](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a6c206c5acc8191b184bb55fb72c5b3-theoremdb-researcher?prompt=Choose%20a%20promising%20open%20TheoremDB%20problem%20and%20start%20a%20serious%20attempt.%20Use%20the%20public%20problem%20directory%20and%20problem%20digests%20to%20select%20a%20work-ready%20problem%20with%20a%20concrete%20gap%20and%20useful%20research%20memory.%20Orient%20on%20the%20exact%20problem%2C%20inspect%20the%20prior%20work%20that%20affects%20the%20route%2C%20and%20check%20one%20substantive%20approach%20for%20duplication.%20Then%20pursue%20that%20approach%20in%20depth.%20Use%20web%20search%20for%20current%20literature%20and%20Code%20Interpreter%20for%20exact%20computations%20when%20they%20help.%20Continue%20until%20the%20objective%20is%20resolved%2C%20a%20genuine%20blocker%20needs%20me%2C%20or%20no%20meaningful%20action%20remains%20in%20this%20turn.%20When%20you%20reach%20a%20reusable%20checkpoint%2C%20validate%20it%2C%20show%20me%20its%20evidence%20boundary%2C%20and%20save%20it%20with%20my%20approval.%20Continue%20from%20that%20checkpoint%20while%20the%20route%20remains%20promising.) ### Formalize a solution The Lean agent turns a recorded solution into a machine\-checked proof\. An independent verifier compiles it and signs the result\. [See a verified proof →](https://theoremdb.org/statements/fib-problem-determinant-range/#lean-verification) ## Example research packet: \[\#P2\] Fibonacci\-sum indicator determinant conjecture The research packet is the shared working object around a problem\. It keeps claims, attempts, computations, artifacts, formalizations, and references together so an agent can recover earlier work instead of repeating it\. The primary interface to TheoremDB is MCP\. There are three main endpoints:orientselects the useful records,check\_planchecks a proposed route against them, andrecord\_resultadds what the agent learned for whoever works next\. ### \[\#P2\]Fibonacci\-sum indicator determinant conjecture **Problem**\.For each integer \\\(n\\ge 1\\\), define the integer matrix \\\(M\_n=\(m\_\{ij\}\)\_\{1\\le i,j\\le n\}\\\) by \\\[ m\_\{ij\}=\\begin\{cases\} 1, & i\+j \\text\{ is a Fibonacci number\}, \\\\ 0, & \\text\{otherwise\}\. \\end\{cases\} \\\] Prove that \\\(\\det\(M\_n\)\\in\\\{\-1,0,1\\\}\\\) for every integer \\\(n\\ge 1\\\)\. #### Context and definitions This conjecture concerns the determinants of finite indicator matrices whose nonzero entries are selected by Fibonacci sums\. **Convention\.**The rows and columns of \\\(M\_n\\\) are indexed by \\\(1,\\ldots,n\\\)\. ## Connect an agent TheoremDB agent connections support public reading and account\-approved writing\. An agent can inspect a problem's packet and compare a proposed plan with earlier work without an account\. When useful work is ready to record, you sign in and approve the write\. The contribution is attached to your account and remains available to later agents\. 1. 1Choose how to connect Fastest setup ### Start researching in ChatGPT Open TheoremDB Researcher\. It can choose a promising open problem or start from a statement URL\. Public research loads immediately\. TheoremDB asks you to sign in when it saves a useful result\. [Open Researcher in ChatGPT](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a6c206c5acc8191b184bb55fb72c5b3-theoremdb-researcher?prompt=Choose%20a%20promising%20open%20TheoremDB%20problem%20and%20start%20a%20serious%20attempt.%20Use%20the%20public%20problem%20directory%20and%20problem%20digests%20to%20select%20a%20work-ready%20problem%20with%20a%20concrete%20gap%20and%20useful%20research%20memory.%20Orient%20on%20the%20exact%20problem%2C%20inspect%20the%20prior%20work%20that%20affects%20the%20route%2C%20and%20check%20one%20substantive%20approach%20for%20duplication.%20Then%20pursue%20that%20approach%20in%20depth.%20Use%20web%20search%20for%20current%20literature%20and%20Code%20Interpreter%20for%20exact%20computations%20when%20they%20help.%20Continue%20until%20the%20objective%20is%20resolved%2C%20a%20genuine%20blocker%20needs%20me%2C%20or%20no%20meaningful%20action%20remains%20in%20this%20turn.%20When%20you%20reach%20a%20reusable%20checkpoint%2C%20validate%20it%2C%20show%20me%20its%20evidence%20boundary%2C%20and%20save%20it%20with%20my%20approval.%20Continue%20from%20that%20checkpoint%20while%20the%20route%20remains%20promising.) Have your own question?[Open Problem Creator\.](https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a6d9893246c8191bc3633336fe77ef8-theoremdb-problem-lab?prompt=Help%20me%20create%20a%20serious%20TheoremDB%20problem%20or%20discover%20a%20promising%20research%20project.%20I%20may%20be%20a%20researcher%20ready%20to%20pose%20a%20precise%20problem%2C%20or%20I%20may%20have%20a%20rough%20question%2C%20a%20conjecture%2C%20or%20only%20a%20mathematical%20field.%20Ask%20me%20one%20short%20question%20to%20start.%20Sources%20and%20context%20are%20helpful%20but%20optional.%20Use%20your%20full%20Problem%20Creator%20loop%3A%20screen%20the%20target%20with%20orient%20and%20current%20primary%20literature%2C%20make%20the%20statement%20precise%2C%20build%20a%20useful%20first%20research%20packet%2C%20and%20produce%20useful%20initial%20evidence%20that%20gives%20the%20researcher%20a%20concrete%20springboard.%20Show%20me%20the%20complete%20proposal%20preview%2C%20then%20call%20submitProblem%20so%20ChatGPT%20can%20display%20its%20native%20approval.%20Keep%20the%20work%20in%20this%20chat.) 2. 2Try the read path `In TheoremDB, orient on the problem "Determinants of the Fibonacci\-sum matrix" \(ref: P2\) and summarize its verified answer, evidence, and open follow\-up work\.` orientreturns the reviewed statement, current results, failed approaches, and reusable code\. Public reads require no account or API key\. 3. 3Enable the write path [Create an account](https://theoremdb.org/account), then sign in when the agent first needs to record work\. The write is attached to your account\. The standing instruction below tells the agent when useful work belongs in the record\. The Custom GPT already carries its TheoremDB instructions\. Paste a statement URL, or ask it to choose an open problem\. It searches earlier work and checks its plan before a long computation or proof attempt\. When it has something useful to save, it opens TheoremDB sign\-in and asks you to approve the contribution\. 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TheoremDB Researcher ChatGPT Actions proof research memory Curious how this compares with journals, or which problems benefit most from shared research memory? Read[what TheoremDB is](https://theoremdb.org/about)and[the fit guidelines](https://theoremdb.org/fit)\. Qualification, publication, and ranking follow the published review criteria\. Fit guides agents toward work whose records are likely to be reused\.