An isomorphism of the free group factors
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OpenAI claims a normal trace-preserving *-isomorphism between the free group factors L(F₂) and L(F₃), giving the affirmative branch of the classical isomorphism alternative.
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OpenAI claims a normal trace-preserving *-isomorphism between the free group factors L(F₂) and L(F₃), giving the affirmative branch of the classical isomorphism alternative.
OpenAI reports the sharp invariant-mass lower bound in terms of minimum enclosing area for one-ended spacetime initial-data exteriors in every dimension n≥3, under the paper’s energy, trapping and decay assumptions.
OpenAI claims that a hyperbolic group with a two-sphere boundary has a proper cocompact action by isometries on hyperbolic three-space, allowing a finite kernel.
OpenAI claims that every infinite Löwenheim–Skolem bound admits a uniform threshold above which one categorical cardinal forces categoricity throughout the remaining tail, in ZFC.
OpenAI claims strict positivity of the Tor Euler characteristic for nonzero finite modules of complementary dimension over a regular local ring, when their tensor product has finite length.
OpenAI claims a finite degree-dependent upper bound for the total number of isolated periodic trajectories of any planar polynomial vector field.
OpenAI claims a conformal circle-domain model for an arbitrary planar domain, allowing uncountably many complementary components.
OpenAI claims that rational Hodge classes on any complex CM abelian variety admit algebraic-cycle representatives with rational coefficients, in all codimensions.
The manuscript reports a proof that Catalan’s constant is irrational.
The manuscript reports that the irrationality exponent of π equals 2.
The manuscript reports h(k) ≪ k²/(log log(3k))², answering the quadratic-bound question in its stated formulation.
The manuscript reports a uniform finite bound on component size for every fixed step limit in the Gaussian-prime graph.
The manuscript reports an L₁ embedding with a universal distortion bound for every finite connected planar graph with positive real edge lengths.
The manuscript reports density at most C n log n for a single-lattice covering by translates of every convex body in dimension n ≥ 2.
The manuscript reports matching bounds exp(Θ(√(log d · log log d))) for the least ℓ₁ distortion of unit-cost edit distance on strings of length at most d.
The manuscript reports a deterministic quasipolynomial algorithm for the nonnegative-value vertices of finite turn-based stochastic mean-payoff games.
The manuscript reports deterministic multiplication in O(n (log n)^(1−κ)) time with κ = 2^−182 on a fixed finite-tape Turing machine.
The manuscript reports arbitrarily large additive configuration-LP gaps and additive-approximation hardness for rational item sizes greater than 1/6.
The manuscript reports a randomized algorithm taking (n+m)^(1+o(1)) time and returning a maximum matching with probability at least 2/3.
The manuscript reports a randomized (1+ε)-approximation in N^(1+o(1)) worst-case expected time for each fixed rational ε in (0,1).
The manuscript reports a deterministic polynomial-time algorithm producing a common superstring of length at most twice optimum.
The manuscript reports a randomized classical Subset Sum algorithm in O(2^(0.49n)) time for polynomial-bit inputs.
The manuscript reports a nine-dimensional counterexample using rank-one orthogonal projectors on R⁴ with the Frobenius metric.
The manuscript reports that five colors cannot suffice, implying that the plane’s chromatic number is six or seven if the result holds.
The manuscript reports R(5,t) = t⁴/(log t)^(3+o(1)) as t tends to infinity.
The original clarified Erdős #728 factorial-divisibility solution obtained by GPT-5.2 Pro and Aristotle; later sharpness and strengthened corollaries in v5 are separate human/model follow-ups.
Station v2 Section 6.13 S1: a conference graph with parameters (q,(q-1)/2,(q-5)/4,(q-1)/4) gives R(B_q,B_(q+1))=4q+3. S2: every prime power Q>3 with Q=3 mod 8 gives R(B_((Q-1)/2),B_((Q+1)/2))=2Q+1. Exclude the third Yamada–Pott family requiring human expert synthesis.
The three exact model-generated 604-point kissing configurations in dimension 11 in Station v2 Section 6.3. Two are reported as new isometry classes; the overlapping concurrent construction does not establish sole AI priority.
AlphaEvolve’s authors report an eleven-dimensional kissing configuration with 593 outer spheres.
DeepMind reports Lean proofs for IMO 2024 problems 1, 2, and 6, and publishes the specific proof artifacts.
The authors report packing heuristics that outperform tested baselines on their online one-dimensional bin-packing experiments.
The FunSearch paper reports new large cap-set constructions improving the authors’ stated finite-dimensional and asymptotic baselines.
The authors report an algorithm multiplying 4×4 matrices over the two-element field using 47 scalar multiplications, compared with 49 from two levels of Strassen’s algorithm.
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