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An open, checkable map of AI-assisted discovery in mathematics, named in honor of Paul Erdős's problems. Every result of ours carries receipts: two independent checks, a control and a rerunnable certificate.
Connected bipartite graphs of degeneracy exactly r with ex(n,H) ≥ c·n^(2−1/r+1/(28r²)), refuting the Erdős–Simonovits degeneracy conjecture (Erdős problem #146) for every r ≥ 2, with the exact limits of the method. Machine-checked in Lean 4.
Preprint series on fractional and integral clique partitions, chordal graphs and quantitative stability, with bilingual manuscripts, Lean 4 formalizations and audit evidence.
A source-linked index of open math problems solved, refuted, or settled with AI — tracking the July 2026 wave. Verification-status badges, Lean/DRAT certificates, priority caveats.
Erdős–Graham #411 (r=2): the Steinerberger–Hercher bridge, the base-6 cascade (axiom-free Lean), and the omega-ladder; no exceptional prime below 1.33e14. Residual gap open; retraction preserved.
An observed prime-descent law for Erdos 710 with five primes held out as a live test, five sealed Hall theorems, and a closed form for the Erdos 1044 extremal family
Computational attacks on Erdos 850 and 273: a 4.6e11 exhaustion frontier, an exact parity-split reduction, full receipts, and the negative prior-art result that retired one lane