Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture○OpenFor an elliptic curve over the rational numbers, does the rank of its rational points equal the order of vanishing of its L-function at s = 1?Number theory · Algebraic geometryper Clay · Millennium Problemschecked Oct 10, 2026Partial results
Caccetta–Häggkvist cycle bound○OpenMust a simple directed graph with n vertices and minimum out-degree at least r ≥ 1 contain a directed cycle of length at most ⌈n/r⌉?CombinatoricsOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 12, 2026Partial results
Cost-preserving unsplittable flow✕DisprovedCan a fractional single-source flow be rounded to one path per terminal without increasing cost, while increasing each arc load by at most the largest demand?Combinatorial optimization · Graph theoryOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Formal sources
Cycle double cover conjecture◌ProposedDoes every finite bridgeless loopless multigraph admit a collection of cycles that covers each edge exactly twice?CombinatoricsOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Formal sources
Erdős unit-distance problem✕DisprovedIs the maximum number of unit-distance pairs among n distinct planar points bounded by n^(1+o(1)) as n grows?Discrete geometry · CombinatoricsOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Formal sources
Feige’s probability conjecture●ProvedHow small can P(S < E S + 1) be for a sum S of independent nonnegative random variables whose individual means are at most one?ProbabilityOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Formal sources
Gaussian moments conjecture✕DisprovedIf every positive power of a complex polynomial has zero Gaussian expectation, must its products with any fixed polynomial eventually have zero expectation?Probability · AlgebraOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026
Hodge conjecture○OpenOn a smooth complex projective variety, is every rational Hodge class a rational linear combination of classes of algebraic cycles?Algebraic geometryper Clay · Millennium Problemschecked Oct 10, 2026Partial results
How small can prime gaps be?◐Partly resolvedHow small can gaps between consecutive primes be, infinitely often? In particular, is liminfₙ(pₙ₊₁ − pₙ) = 2?Number theoryOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Partial resultsFormal sources
Jacobian conjecture✕DisprovedMust every polynomial map F: ℂⁿ → ℂⁿ with a constant nonzero Jacobian determinant have a polynomial inverse?Algebraic geometryOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026Formal sources
Kannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjecture◌ProposedIs there a universal upper bound on the Poincaré constant of every isotropic log-concave probability measure, independent of its dimension?Probability · Convex geometry · AnalysisOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 13, 2026
Kemeny rank aggregation for three voters●ProvedIs finding a best consensus ranking computationally hard even for exactly three voters?Computer science · CombinatoricsOpenMath assessmentchecked Oct 14, 2026