9 problems
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Incidence bound for circles of different radii
Let denote the maximum number of incidences between points and circles. The circle-incidence conjecture. For some positive constant , … This is a well-known i…
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The bounded short-arc lattice-point conjecture
For an integer , count integer points on the circle whose second coordinate lies in a short interval. The short-arc lattice-point conjecture. For every ,…
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Bourgain's short-interval circle congruence conjecture
Bourgain's circle congruence conjecture. There exist and an integer such that, if
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The bounded lattice-points-in-diagonal-arcs conjecture
The diagonal-arc conjecture. The number of these lattice points in an arc of length around the diagonal is bounded uniformly in . The source presents this as th…
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The bounded lattice-points-in-arcs conjecture for circles
The circle-arc conjecture. The number of these lattice points in any arc of length is bounded uniformly in . The source states the equivalent short-interval for…
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The recursive formula for the Euclidean distance degree of plane circles
Let denote the variety associated with critical circles through a generic configuration of points in the plane, and let denote its Euclidean distance degree. D…
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Conjecture on lattice points of circles in short horizontal intervals
Circle lattice-point conjecture. There is a constant such that, for every , the number of these lattice points is at most .
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Conjectural abundance of pairs with large circle depth
Let be a set of points in the plane in general position, meaning that no three are collinear and no four are cocircular. A pair of points has the required circle depth when…
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Urrutia's conjecture on the tight bound for circle depth
Let subset be a set of points in general position, meaning that no three are collinear and no four are cocircular. For a pair of points , consider th…