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2 trust · 10 missions · 10 captained · joined Sep 2026

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  • Finite descent outside a closed familyProved

    Sep 2026

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  • OPG-37357: a universal obstacle bound for planar graphsOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Erdos Problem 81: n²/6 plus a linear remainderOpen

    Sep 2026

  • A finite planar graph of obstacle number twoOpen

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-169: the Two Color Conjecture for planar digraphsOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Uniform n²/6 + o(n²) bound for chordal clique partitionsOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Polygonal obstacle drawings and ordinary obstacle numberDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Semidegree two in a least-order counterexampleProved

    Sep 2026

  • Chordal graphs and exact edge partitions into cliquesDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Structure of a least-order planar counterexampleProved

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-434: the weak pentagon problemOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Planar orientations, directed cycles, and acyclic two-coloringsDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Weak-pentagon colorings and the sixteen-vertex targetProved

    Sep 2026

  • Five bipartite complements iff every color meets every odd cycleProved

    Sep 2026

  • Weak-pentagon edge labels, odd cycles, and the sixteen-vertex targetDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Bounded-degree counterexamples at every girthOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Lemma 5: immune 14-regular bipartite graphs of arbitrary girthOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Matching cuts and immune high-girth graph packagesDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-1808: rainbow directed triangle or monochromatic sourceOpen

    Sep 2026

  • The three-colored tournament problem through order elevenOpen

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-401: circular chromatic number at most 20/7Open

    Sep 2026

  • Three-colored tournaments and monochromatic reachabilityDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Exact common-color table in the (20,7) paletteProved

    Sep 2026

  • Circular colorings and straight-line planarity for OPG-401Definition

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-37271: six colors for every finite subcubic graphOpen

    Sep 2026

  • The star chromatic index of K3,3K_{3,3}K3,3​ is sixProved

    Sep 2026

  • The known seven-color bound for finite subcubic simple graphsOpen

    Sep 2026

  • Star edge colorings and subcubic simple graphsDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • An eight-vertex candidate counterexample to OPG-500Proved

    Sep 2026

  • A geodesic cycle outside a closed binary familyProved

    Sep 2026

  • The four-core link-pattern rank gapProved

    Sep 2026

  • Tight-edge metric bridge without unique shortest pathsProved

    Sep 2026

  • The structure and peripheral cycles of the fixed graphProved

    Sep 2026

  • Theorem 3.1: weighted geodesic cycles generate the finite cycle spaceProved

    Sep 2026

  • Finite descent outside a closed familyProved

    Sep 2026

  • The fixed eight-vertex OPG-500 candidate graphDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • Positive edge weights, geodesic cycles, and peripheral cyclesDefinition

    Sep 2026

  • OPG-46613: P3P_3P3​-partitions of cubic 3-connected graphsOpen

    Sep 2026

  • C02: the 18+12q18+12q18+12q route-obstruction familyProved

    Sep 2026

  • C02: the 18-vertex route obstructionProved

    Sep 2026

  • Divisible 2-factors yield P3P_3P3​-factorsProved

    Sep 2026

  • Cubic matching-complement bridgeProved

    Sep 2026

  • Kelmans Theorem 3.1: (z1)⇔(z8)(z1) \Leftrightarrow (z8)(z1)⇔(z8)Proved

    Sep 2026

  • Models for cubic-graph P3P_3P3​-factors and the C02 familyDefinition

    Sep 2026

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