Open Conjecture Formalizations

Lean 4 formalizations of open mathematical conjectures, alongside a curated index of notable conjectures transcribed from Wikipedia’s List of Conjectures.

Formalizations

Most existing conjecture formalizations live in standalone repositories and are included here as git submodules. New formalizations may also be developed directly in this repository under <field>/<slug>/.

To clone everything (including current submodules):

git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:SamuelSchlesinger/open-conjecture-formalizations.git
Conjecture Field Repository
Agoh–Giuga Number Theory agoh-giuga-conjecture
Carmichael Totient Number Theory carmichael-totient-conjecture
Collatz Number Theory collatz-conjecture
Erdős–Straus Number Theory erdos-straus-conjecture
Catalan-Mersenne Number Theory In-repo directory (number-theory/catalan-mersenne)
Legendre Number Theory legendre-conjecture
New Mersenne Number Theory In-repo directory (number-theory/new-mersenne)
Oppermann Number Theory oppermann-conjecture
Fortune Number Theory In-repo directory (number-theory/fortune)
Strong Goldbach Number Theory goldbach-conjecture
Twin Prime Number Theory twin-prime-conjecture
Dittert Combinatorics In-repo directory (combinatorics/dittert)
Gold Partition Combinatorics In-repo directory (combinatorics/gold-partition)
Hadamard Combinatorics hadamard-conjecture
Herzog–Schönheim Algebra herzog-schonheim-conjecture
Sensitivity Combinatorics sensitivity-conjecture
Reconstruction Graph Theory reconstruction-conjecture

Conjecture Index

Open Problems

Conjectures that remain unproven, organized by mathematical field:

Up-to-date accounting lives on the field pages:

  1. Number Theory
  2. Graph Theory
  3. Algebra
  4. Geometry & Topology
  5. Analysis
  6. Combinatorics & Order Theory
  7. Other Fields

Conjectures Now Proved

Conjectures that have been resolved and are now theorems, listed chronologically from 1962 to 2019.

Disproved Conjectures

Conjectures that have been shown to be false via counterexample.

Refutations of Conventional Wisdom

Historical examples of widely-accepted mathematical beliefs that were later shown to be false.

Acknowledgments

This project is developed with AI assistance (Claude by Anthropic). The Lean formalizations, conjecture transcriptions, documentation, site design, CI infrastructure, and repository framework have been produced through human–AI collaboration. All formal proofs are machine-checked by Lean regardless of how they were authored.