MathDB | Open problems in research mathematics
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José de Jesús Pelayo-Gómez constructs a locally finite Borel graph with no Borel unfriendly partition. descriptive set theorygraph theoryPreprint · review pending Nadish de Silva and Oscar Lautsch exhibit a five-qubit fifth-level Clifford-hierarchy gate that is not generalised semi-Clifford. quantum informationquantum computationPreprint · review pending Peter Koymans, Carlo Pagano, and Mark Shusterman prove central-value non-vanishing for a density-one family over Fq(T). analytic number theoryfunction fieldsPreprint · review pending Ce Shen proves the Chen–Yang volume conjecture for…
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