9 problems
Let be a finite proper subset of , meaning that does not contain both an identity permutation and a reverse identity permutati…
Logarithmic-length conjecture. For every integer , there exists a binary word such that
Three-quarter palindrome conjecture. The word has a palindromic subsequence of length at least
Orthogonal-cut conjecture. For every such and every such linear representation, the maximum of the lengths of and is at least
Strong circular-palindrome conjecture. There is such a partition with subsequences satisfying
Weak circular-palindrome conjecture. Every binary circular word of length has a palindromic subsequence of length at least
Brevier–Preissmann–Sebő's conjecture. The word can be partitioned into two linear words of equal length, , having subsequences such that …
Lyngsø and Pedersen's conjecture. Every binary circular word of length divisible by with equal numbers of zeros and ones has an antipalindromic subsequence of length at lea…
Let be uniformly distributed in , and let denote the length of its longest -alternating subsequence, where a subsequence is -alte…