12 problems
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Politusi's conjecture on geproci sets in linear general position
Politusi's conjecture. Geproci sets in in LGP do not exist apart from sets of four points.
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The linear-general-position projection conjecture
Let be a set of at least points in linear general position, meaning that no points of are collinear and no points are coplanar. Projection con…
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The converse conjecture for ACM point sets and the condition
Converse conjecture. Then
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The inclusion-property conjecture for finite point sets in multiprojective spaces
Inclusion-property conjecture. is arithmetically Cohen–Macaulay (ACM).
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The triple-line conjecture for point sets
Triple-line conjecture. If
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Bárány's unbounded empty-triangle degree conjecture
Bárány's conjecture. As , goes to infinity. This conjecture asks whether every sufficiently large finite planar point set contains a pair belonging to arbitrar…
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Incidence bound for rich affine subspaces in finite point sets
Let and let be a finite point set that is proper -dimensional up to . For , let range over affine subs…
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Affine overlap conjecture for proper planar point sets
Let be any finite point set, let , and let . An intersection is proper 2-dimensional up to in the sense used by t…
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Isometry overlap bound for finite planar point sets
Let be a finite point set. An isometry is a distance-preserving map . The isometry overlap conjecture. There is…
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Purdy's plane-count conjecture for nondegenerate spatial point sets
Let be a finite set of points in , let be the number of planes determined by , and let be the number of lines determined by . Assume that is…
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Purdy's hyperplane–flat conjecture
Let a finite set of points lie in . A determined hyperplane is a hyperplane spanned by points of the set, and a -flat is an affine subspace of dimension …
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Motzkin–Dirac ordinary-line conjecture
Let be an even number of noncollinear points in the plane. An ordinary line is a line containing exactly two of the points. Motzkin–Dirac's conjecture. Among any set of n…