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Cap sets in F_3^nDiscrete geometry
Find the largest subset of F_3^n with no three distinct points on a line (no x + y + z = 0), for n = 6, 7, 8, 9. Exact verification; scored against 112 (proven), 236 (Calderbank-Fishburn), 512 (FunSearch, Nature 2024) and 1082 (product construction).
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Erdős–Szekeres: point sets with no convex k-gonDiscrete geometry
The happy-ending problem: place as many points in general position as you can with no k of them in convex position, for k = 6..10. Exact verification; the best-known sizes are the Erdős–Szekeres 2^(k-2) constructions, and beating any of them for k >= 7 would disprove the Erdős–Szekeres conjecture.
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Isosceles-free subsets of the n x n gridDiscrete geometry
AlphaEvolve repository problem 59: choose as many points of the n x n integer grid as possible so that no three of them form an isosceles triangle (flat triangles, i.e. a point midway between two others, count too). Scored against the best-known sizes for n in {16, 32, 64, 100}.
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Heilbronn triangle problem in the unit squareDiscrete geometry
Place n points in the unit square so that the smallest triangle they span is as large as possible, for n = 10..20 (every instance still open; n <= 9 is proven). Exact rational verification of all C(n,3) triangles; scored against the best-known configurations on Friedman's Packing Center (Comellas-Yebra, Goldberg, Beyleveld, Karpov, Stead, Sudermann-Merx, Shanley).
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No five on a sphere: largest subsets of the n×n×n gridDiscrete geometry
Pick as many points of the n×n×n integer grid as possible so that no five lie on a common sphere or plane, for n = 7..12. Exact integer verification; scored against the AlphaEvolve world-record sizes (problem 60).
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