Mathematics Problem Archive

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AMR-030-0025
Open

A graph G is said to be uniquely H-saturated if it contains no H, but adding any edge to G creates exactly one copy of H

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: A graph G is said to be uniquely H-saturated if it contains no H, but adding any edge to G creates exactly one copy of H (up to isomorphism). Clearl...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0026
Open

A graph G is said to be uniquely colorable it has only one optimal coloring up to permutation of the colors

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: A graph G is said to be uniquely colorable it has only one optimal coloring up to permutation of the colors. (That is, there is only one partition i...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0027
Open

What is the meaning of the multiplicity of zero as a root of a hypergraph's (or graph's) characteristic polynomial

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Nikiforov: What is the meaning of the multiplicity of zero as a root of a hypergraph's (or graph's) characteristic polynomial?...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0029
Open

What are the (homogeneous adjacency) spectra of the ultracube and the complete hypergraph

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/Dutle : What are the (homogeneous adjacency) spectra of the ultracube and the complete hypergraph? (Ultracube = cartesian power of a hyperedge.)...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0030
Open

What is the (homogeneous adjacency) spectrum of the Fano plane

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/Clark : What is the (homogeneous adjacency) spectrum of the Fano plane?...

L2
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0032
Open

Given a permutation σ, what is the maximum number of copies of σ that a permutation on n symbols may contain

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Given a permutation σ, what is the maximum number of copies of σ that a permutation on n symbols may contain?...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0034
Open

Is it possible for a permutation on n symbols to contain exactly n

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: Is it possible for a permutation on n symbols to contain exactly n!/(m!^(2)(n - m)!) copies of each permutation on m symbols? (Yes for m=1,2,3. Unkn...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0038
Open

What are the Whitney numbers of the (lattice of contractions of the) n-cube

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: What are the Whitney numbers of the (lattice of contractions of the) n-cube? What if contractions equivalent under symmetries of the cube are identi...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0041
Open

How many comparisons are needed to determine a linear order of the Boolean poset

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Fishburn, Pekec, Reeds: How many comparisons are needed to determine a linear order of the Boolean poset? That is, what is the fewest number of questi...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0042
Open

Show that the jump number of a random linear extension of a grid poset (i

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: Show that the jump number of a random linear extension of a grid poset (i.e., a product of chains) is close to the maximum w.h.p. (For the "symmetri...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0046
Open

Is enumeration of pressing sequences of bicolored graphs (aka simple pseudographs) #P-hard

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: Is enumeration of pressing sequences of bicolored graphs (aka simple pseudographs) #P-hard? Is there an FPRAS for sampling them?...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0047
Open

Is the 1/3-2/3 Conjecture for Pressing Sequences true

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: Is the 1/3-2/3 Conjecture for Pressing Sequences true? That is, if a graph G is not uniquely pressable, is it true that there much be two vertices x...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0074
Open

An asymmetric covering code of radius R is a set of binary n-words so that every binary n-word can be reached from one o

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/Ellis/Kahng: An asymmetric covering code of radius R is a set of binary n-words so that every binary n-word can be reached from one of the codewords ...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0075
Open

An asymmetric packing code of radius R is a set of binary n-words so that no binary n-word can be reached from more than

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/Ellis/Kahng: An asymmetric packing code of radius R is a set of binary n-words so that no binary n-word can be reached from more than one of the code...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0077
Open

Is there a word which is unavoidable over a k letter alphabet, but not a (k-1) letter alphabet, for each integer k > 1

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Is there a word which is unavoidable over a k letter alphabet, but not a (k-1) letter alphabet, for each integer k > 1? See this....

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0078
Open

For each k and every sufficiently large n with k dividing ((n-1) choose (k-1)), there is a universal cycle for the k-sub

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Chung/Diaconis/Graham: For each k and every sufficiently large n with k dividing ((n-1) choose (k-1)), there is a universal cycle for the k-subsets of...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0080
Open

Is it true that, for some k, if all (K-1)-words are encountered by a t-ary word at the same rate as a uniform random t-a

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/Rorabaugh: Is it true that, for some k, if all (K-1)-words are encountered by a t-ary word at the same rate as a uniform random t-ary word, then this...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0081
Open

start at (0,0), at each point in time, we take a step from (x, y) to (x+1, y), (x-1, y), (x, y+1), or (x, y-1) with prob

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Consider the following walk: start at (0,0), at each point in time, we take a step from (x, y) to (x+1, y), (x-1, y), (x, y+1), or (x, y-1) with proba...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0082
Open

Consider p(v, t), the probability that a walk beginning from the origin ends at the point v on the d-dimensional integer

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/Spencer: Consider p(v, t), the probability that a walk beginning from the origin ends at the point v on the d-dimensional integer lattice in time t. ...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0085
Open

Let f(p;n,k) = C(n,k) p^(k) (1-p)^(n-k)

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Galvin: Let f(p;n,k) = C(n,k) p^(k) (1-p)^(n-k). If p is not 0, 1/2, or 1, is it possible for f(p;n,k) = f(p;n,l) and f(p;n,k') = f(p;n,l') for distin...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0087
Open

If A is an invertible n x n matrix, is there always an n x n submatrix B of [A A] so that perm(B) is nonzero

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Kahn: If A is an invertible n x n matrix, is there always an n x n submatrix B of [A A] so that perm(B) is nonzero. The notation perm(B) means the per...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0088
Open

Let S_(n) be a subset of 2^(n), interpreted as a family of truth assignments to x_(1)

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: Let S_(n) be a subset of 2^(n), interpreted as a family of truth assignments to x_(1),...,x_(n). Let S_(n)-SAT be the problem of determining satisfi...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-030-0089
Open

Let G be a bicolored graph, and let H be the graph whose vertices are the valid pressing sequences of G and whose edges

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Bixby-Flint-Miklos : Let G be a bicolored graph, and let H be the graph whose vertices are the valid pressing sequences of G and whose edges connect t...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-031-0011
Open

Combinatorial interpretation of Kronecker coefficients

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For partitions $\lambda,\mu,\nu$ of $n$, the Kronecker coefficient $g_{\mu\nu}^{\lambda}$ is defined by $$V_\mu\otimes V_\nu\cong\bigoplus_\lambda g_{...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-031-0013
Open

Exact Dedekind numbers

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Let $M(n)$ be the number of monotone Boolean functions of $n$ variables, equivalently the number of antichains of subsets of an $n$-element set. Deter...

L4
Combinatorics
AMR-046-0032
Open

The 196 conjecture

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Define $f:\mathbb{N}\to\mathbb{N}$ by $f(n)=n+\operatorname{rev}(n)$, where $\operatorname{rev}$ reverses the decimal digits. Are there infinitely man...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0004
Open

Union of Fat Objects in 3D

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What is the complexity of the union of ``fat'' objects in $\mathbb{R}^3$?...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0007
Open

$k$-sets

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What is the maximum number of $k$-sets? (Equivalently, what is the maximum complexity of a $k$-level in an arrangement of hyperplanes?)...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0019
Open

Vertical Decompositions in $\mathbb{R}^d$

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What is the complexity of the vertical decomposition of $n$ surfaces in $\mathbb{R}^d$, $d \ge 5$?...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0034
Open

Extending Pseudosegment Arrangements by Subdivision

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How many intersections among an arrangement of pseudosegments in the plane must be added as vertices to allow the pseudosegment arrangment to be exten...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0037
Open

Counting Polyominoes

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How many polyominoes on $n$ squares are there? A polyomino is a connected interior-disjoint union of axis-aligned unit squares joined edge-to-edge, in...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0061
Open

Lines Tangent to Four Unit Balls

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Given a set of $n$ unit-radius balls in $\mathbb{R}^3$, what is the number of lines that are tangent to four of the balls in the set, and miss all the...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0068
Open

Rolling a Die over a Labeled Board

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Label the faces of a unit cube with numbers $1$--$6$ as in a die. Place the cube to sit on an integer lattice grid, with one corner at the origin and ...

L3
Combinatorics
AMR-054-0074
Open

Slicing Axes-Parallel Rectangles

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Let us say that two rectangles in the place are independent if both their $x$- and $y$-axis projections are disjoint. A set of rectangles is then inde...

L3
Combinatorics