Category Archives: open problems

π/2 conjecture solved

A few posts ago I stated the pi-over-two concecture. Recently, my friend and collegue Jacek Małecki proved it in full generality. (He did it while I was on my vacation in November — sometimes it is good to take a … Continue reading

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π/2 conjecture

The second conjecture in this blog is related to my recent work on Lévy processes. Suppose that x and y are positive reals, and is an increasing function. Then, whenever the integral makes sense, it is equal to . Although … Continue reading

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Heronian triangles conjecture

Let my first blog post be about my six-year-old conjecture: Every integer Heronian triangle is congruent to a lattice triangle. A triangle is said to be an integer Heronian triangle, if it has integer side lengths and integer area. A … Continue reading

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