Selected research history · publication v5

Kannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjecture

Follow the ideas, results and limitations over time. This is a selected history, not a complete literature survey or a measure of how close the problem is to being solved.

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4 selected milestones · Source coverage checked 2026-10-21 · Historical annotation and mathematical review remain separate.

  1. publication

    Foundation

    The convex-geometric conjecture

    The cited manuscripts trace KLS to Kannan, Lovász and Simonovits’ isoperimetric work.

    Scope & review: The reader uses the equivalent Poincaré formulation up to universal constants.

    Statements & sources

    Historical annotation review: pending. The date refers to the publication, with the precision supported by the source.

  2. preprint

    Proposal

    A slowly dimension-dependent bound is proposed

    Song and Zhang’s first revision states an inverse Cheeger estimate with iterated-logarithm dependence.

    Scope & review: The corresponding Poincaré bound is squared and remains dimension dependent.

    Statements & sources

    Historical annotation review: pending. The date refers to the preprint, with the precision supported by the source.

  3. preprint

    Proposal

    Another manuscript presents a proof

    Bizeul, Klartag and Lehec present a route through cumulants and suspension using a Song–Zhang criterion.

    Scope & review: Different authors and arguments do not by themselves constitute independent validation.

    Statements & sources

    Historical annotation review: pending. The date refers to the preprint, with the precision supported by the source.

  4. preprint

    Proposal

    The second revision proposes a constant bound

    Song and Zhang replace the earlier asymptotic target with a uniform bound.

    Scope & review: This source revision supersedes the earlier passage but preserves its historical identity and statement.

    Statements & sources

    Historical annotation review: pending. The date refers to the preprint, with the precision supported by the source.

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