claim graph / erdos
advice onlyErdős formalization fidelity: graph
A bounded view of structural relationships in the accepted claim graph. It suggests where inspection may unlock context; it is not the producer work queue.
Structural opportunity map
2,764 nodes · 1,282 typed edgesGold circles are ranked inspection candidates. Blue squares are linked evidence. The view is capped at six candidates.
18 contested relations retainedWhy these relations surface
deterministic structural rank; not authority and not work assignment- 01
Hosted Lean proof: plby proof of 694 (state conditional)
2 premise(s), 0 supporter(s), 2 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 1.428
- premises
- 0/2
- 02
Hosted Lean proof: plby proof of 1080 (state complete)
2 premise(s), 0 supporter(s), 2 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 1.428
- premises
- 0/2
- 03vf_5a475702b7835f06unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #154: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: no. Prize: no. Tags: sidon sets.
0 premise(s), 3 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 1.109
- premises
- 0/0
- 04vf_17e18c6c9c5b0b54unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #1080: declared status 'disproved'. Formalized: yes. Prize: no. Tags: graph theory.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 4 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 1.061
- premises
- 0/0
- 05vf_1fc3ba66cbeb8b60unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #1121: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: no. Prize: no. Tags: geometry.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 06vf_4f7a42a6bbc0306eunlocks 1
Erdős Problem #281: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: no. Let $n_1<n_2<\cdots$ be an infinite sequence such that, fo
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 07vf_6936b5f82108920funlocks 1
Erdős Problem #433: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: no. Prize: no. Tags: number theory.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 08vf_87642e7028562620unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #350: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: yes. Prize: no. Tags: additive combinatorics, number theory.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 09vf_c38809da532a84b1unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #224: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: no. Prize: no. Tags: geometry.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 10vf_cebb836078e6ff66unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #434: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: yes. Prize: no. Tags: number theory.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 3 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.994
- premises
- 0/0
- 11vf_01fa9f824c61ccd8unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #333: declared status 'disproved'. Formalized: no. Prize: no. Tags: additive basis, number theory.
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 2 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.908
- premises
- 0/0
- 12vf_0371af0efe3b4966unlocks 1
Erdős Problem #38: declared status 'proved'. Formalized: yes. Does there exist $B\subset\mathbb{N}$ which is not an addi
0 premise(s), 2 supporter(s), 2 mediating result(s); 0 established
- score
- 0.908
- premises
- 0/0
Boundary
This projection is derived from accepted findings and typed links. Ranking changes neither accepted state nor the canonical producer order. Use vela next . --json for claimable work.
- Graph bytes
- sha256:0c8edba0fd22a2db0b53ccf9328cfc9d8cb874e6f5574107e48c6942a5525974
- Source snapshot
- sha256:1faedc24f040a60a22177b456c74b969a61ce8836082297b1835797a57b4fa56