Precise statements — theorems, conjectures, bounds and counterexamples — each with its status, the source that reports it, and the problems it belongs to.

203 statements

  1. Proved
  2. Proved
  3. Proved
    A critical point within distance one

    Main statementSendov’s conjectureMazur 2026 · per Tao 2026Formalized

  4. Proved
  5. Proved
  6. Proved
  7. Proved
  8. Proved
  9. Proved
    A formal non-disk failing the Pompeiu property

    CounterexampleSchiffer and Pompeiu conjecturesJaume de Dios Pont & Cao-LaboraFormalized

  10. Proved
    A fourth-moment lower bound: 1/8

    Related resultFeige’s probability conjectureHe, Zhang & Zhang 2010 · per Fu et al. 2026

  11. Proved
    A gap bound of 186 from explicit input assumptions

    Conditional resultHow small can prime gaps be?OpenAI & PrimeGaps186 contributors 2026Formalized

  12. Proved
    A logarithmic bound

    Related resultKannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjectureKlartag 2023 · per Bizeul et al. 2026

  13. Proved
    A moment and Berry–Esseen lower bound: 0.1798

    Related resultFeige’s probability conjectureGuo, He, Ling & Liu 2020 · per Fu et al. 2026

  14. Proved
    A poly-logarithmic bound

    Related resultKannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjectureKlartag & Lehec 2022 · per Bizeul et al. 2026

  15. Proved
    A prime at or above every bound

    Equivalent formulationWhy are there infinitely many primes?mathlib contributorsFormalized

  16. Proved
  17. Proved
  18. Proved
  19. Proposed
  20. Proved
    A square-root bound

    Related resultKannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjectureLee & Vempala 2024 · per Bizeul et al. 2026

  21. Proved
    A sub-polynomial bound

    Related resultKannan–Lovász–Simonovits conjectureChen 2021 · per Bizeul et al. 2026

  22. Proved
  23. Proved
  24. Proposed
  25. Proved
  26. Open
  27. Proved
  28. Proved
  29. Proved
    All codimensions in dimension ≤ 3

    Special caseHodge conjectureClay Mathematics Institute

  30. Proved
  31. Proved
  32. Proved
    An analytic tenfold counterexample

    CounterexampleSchiffer and Pompeiu conjecturesColbrook & Stepaniants 2026Formalized

  33. Proved
  34. Proved
  35. Proved
  36. Proved
  37. Proved
  38. Proved
    Blowup with external forcing

    Related resultThree-dimensional Euler regularityCórdoba & Martínez-Zoroa 2023 · per OpenAI 2026

  39. Proved
    Bombieri–Vinogradov implies recurring gaps at most 246

    Conditional resultHow small can prime gaps be?Math & PrimeGapsLib contributors 2026Formalized

  40. Open
  41. Proved
  42. Proved
  43. Proved
  44. Open
    classical RH fails

    Possible answerRiemann hypothesisper Bombieri (official description)

  45. Open
    classical RH holds

    Main statementRiemann hypothesisper Bombieri (official description)

  46. Proved
  47. Proved
  48. Disproved
  49. Proposed
  50. Proved
  51. Proved
  52. Proved
  53. Proved
    Dirichlet GRH implies classical RH

    Conditional implicationRiemann hypothesisAlpöge & Furman 2026

  54. Proved
    Divisor classes · Lefschetz (1,1)

    Special caseHodge conjectureper Deligne (official description)

  55. Proved
  56. Proved
    Erdős’s grid lower bound

    Related resultErdős unit-distance problemErdős · per Alon et al. 2026

  57. Proved
    ETH would separate P and NP

    Conditional implicationP versus NPImpagliazzo & Paturi 2001

  58. Disproved
  59. Disproved
  60. Proposed
  61. Proved
  62. Open
    Exponential Time Hypothesis

    VariantP versus NPImpagliazzo & Paturi 2001

  63. Proved
  64. Proved
  65. Proved
  66. Proved
  67. Proposed
  68. Proposed
  69. Proved
  70. Proved
    From boundary data to vanishing domain averages

    Conditional implicationSchiffer and Pompeiu conjecturesJaume de Dios Pont & Cao-Labora

  71. Proved
  72. Proposed
  73. Proved
    Gaps at most 240, infinitely often

    BoundHow small can prime gaps be?Stadlmann 2026 · per Charton et al. 2026

  74. Proved
  75. Proved
  76. Proved
  77. Open
  78. Proved
  79. Open
  80. Proved
  81. Proved
  82. Proved
    Global weak solutions (Leray)

    Supporting resultNavier–Stokes existence and smoothnessper Fefferman (official description)

  83. Proved
  84. Proved
    Hodge would algebraize inverse Lefschetz maps

    Conditional implicationHodge conjectureper Deligne (official description)

  85. Proved
    Hodge would make cohomological projectors algebraic

    Conditional implicationHodge conjectureper Deligne (official description)

  86. Proved
    If P ≠ NP, intermediate problems exist

    Conditional implicationP versus NPWigderson 2019

  87. Proved
  88. Proved
  89. Proved
  90. Proved
  91. Proved
    Infinitely many smooth symmetry orders

    CounterexampleSchiffer and Pompeiu conjecturesCao-Labora & Jaume de Dios Pont 2026

  92. Proved
    Integral Hodge variant · counterexamples

    VariantHodge conjectureper Deligne (official description)

  93. Proved
  94. Proved
  95. Proved
  96. Proved
  97. Proposed
  98. Proved
    No polynomial inverse for the three-variable witness

    Supporting resultJacobian conjecturealerad/alpoge-lean project 2026Formalized

  99. Disproved
  100. Open
  101. Open
  102. Proved
    NP versus coNP would separate P and NP

    Conditional implicationP versus NPWigderson 2019

  103. Proved
    One-way functions would separate P and NP

    Conditional implicationP versus NPWigderson 2019

  104. Proved
  105. Open
    P = NP

    Main statementP versus NPCook

  106. Open
    P ≠ NP

    Possible answerP versus NPCook

  107. Proved
  108. Proved
  109. Disproved
  110. Proved
  111. Proved
  112. Proved
  113. Proposed
  114. Proposed
  115. Proposed
  116. Proposed
  117. Proposed
  118. Proposed
  119. Proposed
  120. Proposed
  121. Proposed
    Proposed Unique Games gap reductions

    VariantP versus NPOpenAI internal model 2026

  122. Proved
    Proved analogue: curves over finite fields

    VariantRiemann hypothesisper Bombieri (official description)

  123. Proved
    Randomized SETH would separate P and NP

    Conditional implicationP versus NPCygan et al. 2014

  124. Proved
  125. Proved
  126. Proved
  127. Proved
  128. Open
    rational Hodge holds in all codimensions

    Main statementHodge conjectureper Deligne (official description)

  129. Proved
  130. Proved
  131. Proved
  132. Proved
  133. Proved
    RH is equivalent to the prime-counting error target

    Supporting resultRiemann hypothesisper Bombieri (official description)

  134. Proved
    RH is equivalent to Λ = 0

    Supporting resultRiemann hypothesisRodgers & Tao 2018

  135. Proved
  136. Proved
    SAT captures P versus NP

    Equivalent formulationP versus NPCook

  137. Open
    SAT in polynomial time

    Equivalent formulationP versus NPCook

  138. Proved
  139. Proved
    Sendov for degree at most eight

    Special caseSendov’s conjectureBrown & Xiang 1999 · per Tao 2022

  140. Open
  141. Open
  142. Proved
  143. Proposed
  144. Proved
    Smooth-data blowup with a boundary

    Related resultThree-dimensional Euler regularityChen & Hou 2022 · per OpenAI 2026

  145. Proved
  146. Open
  147. Proved
    Strict distance and the equality exception

    VariantSendov’s conjectureMazur 2026 · per Tao 2026Formalized

  148. Proved
  149. Proved
  150. Open
  151. Proved
  152. Proved
  153. Open
    the classical Newman constant is zero

    Equivalent formulationRiemann hypothesisRodgers & Tao 2018

  154. Proved
    The classical upper bound

    Related resultErdős unit-distance problemSpencer, Szemerédi & Trotter 1984 · per Alon et al. 2026

  155. Proved
  156. Proved
  157. Proved
  158. Disproved
  159. Proposed
  160. Open
  161. Open
  162. Open
  163. Proved
  164. Proved
  165. Proposed
  166. Proved
  167. Proved
    The natural-proofs barrier is conditional

    Proof barrierP versus NPRazborov & Rudich 1994

  168. Disproved
  169. Proved
  170. Proved
    The normalized C² formal statement

    Supporting resultSchiffer and Pompeiu conjecturesJaume de Dios Pont & Cao-LaboraFormalized

  171. Proved
  172. Open
  173. Proved
  174. Proved
  175. Proved
  176. Disproved
  177. Proved
  178. Open
  179. Proved
  180. Proved
  181. Proved
    The sharp bound for out-degree two through five

    Special caseCaccetta–Häggkvist cycle boundCaccetta–Häggkvist, Hamidoune, Hoàng–Reed · per Blair D. Sullivan

  182. Proved
  183. Proved
  184. Open
  185. Proved
  186. Open
  187. Proved
    The smooth three-dimensional theorem

    Equivalent formulationPoincaré conjectureMorgan & Tian 2007Formalized

  188. Open
    the square-root prime-counting error holds

    Equivalent formulationRiemann hypothesisper Bombieri (official description)

  189. Proved
  190. Proved
    The topological three-dimensional Poincaré theorem

    Main statementPoincaré conjectureClay Mathematics InstituteFormalized

  191. Open
  192. Proved
  193. Proved
  194. Proved
  195. Proved
  196. Proved
  197. Proved
  198. Open
  199. Open
  200. Proved
  201. Open
    VP versus VNP

    VariantP versus NPWigderson 2019

  202. Proved
  203. Proved