12 problems
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Furstenberg's countability conjecture for exceptional projection directions
Furstenberg's countability conjecture. The set should be no more than countable.
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Euclidean projection conjecture for sets of dimension greater than l+1
Let , let be a Borel set, and let denote the Grassmannian of -dimensional linear subspaces of . For , write…
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Generic projection invariance of Euclidean distance degree for arbitrary varieties
Let be an affine variety, let be a generic linear subspace with , where , and let…
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Pinet's performance conjecture against DC3
Let denote the method studied in this paper, let denote the comparison method, and let denote the reported residual metric. The train…
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The conjecture that the projection exceptional-set bound equals
Equality conjecture. For , , , and ,
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The exceptional-set projection dimension conjecture
The exceptional-set projection dimension conjecture. One should have
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Chen's conjecture on small orthogonal projections in the plane
Let ) be prime and let satisfy , where . For , the set of one-dimensional subspaces whose orthogonal projec…
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Equichordal projection conjecture for a point
Let be a convex body and let be a point in its interior. For , let denote orthogonal projection in direction . Point equichord…
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Equichordal projection conjecture for convex bodies
Let be convex bodies with , and suppose that is strictly convex. For with , let denote…
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The natural-measure restricted projection conjecture
Let be the Grassmannian of -dimensional linear subspaces, let , and let be a compact Borel set. Fo…
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Exceptional-set conjecture for orthogonal projections
Fix , and let be a Borel set with . For , let be the ortho…
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The Kaufman exceptional set conjecture for planar projections
Let be a Borel set, and let be the orthogonal projection for . Assume that…