Erdős problem 94
Suppose points in determine a convex polygon and the set of distances between them is . Suppose appears as the distance between many pairs of points. Then
Open in the state represented here.
That occurrence is one of four Erdős 94 declarations Formal Conjectures publishes, and this identity does not establish the cubic distance-multiplicity conjecture.
How far the record reaches6 of 6 stages
- Sourceerdos-problems
- StatementRetained
- Formal4 retained
- Resolutionproved (Lean)
- Work2 checks
- Decisionaccepted
- The questionNot reached
Scope of what is proved
The question aboveNot established here
Proved and acceptedaccepted
For every finite planar point set P, the sum over its distinct determined distances of the unordered-pair distance multiplicities equals P.card.choose 2
Results2
For every finite planar point set P, the sum over its distinct determined distances of the unordered-pair distance multiplicities equals P.card.choose 2
acceptedAug 18, 2026, 6:37 PM · 3 evidence items · replaces an earlier Result · current
For every finite planar point set P, the sum over its distinct determined distances of the unordered-pair distance multiplicities equals P.card.choose 2
supersededAug 17, 2026, 6:40 PM · 3 evidence items · replaces an earlier Result · replaced by a later Result
Checks2 scoped
Submission v3 revision fidelity
passDoes not establish: Correctness of the mathematical proof or a fresh kernel rebuild. Scientific acceptance, a Decision, or Standing. Provider-, host-, source-byte-, repository-, or tool-independent reproduction.
Scientific meaning and state fidelity
passDoes not establish: A new proof, fresh kernel execution, semantic equivalence, or resolution of the cubic Erdős 94 conjecture. External source-owner review, upstream acceptance, or adoption. Scientific acceptance, a Decision, or Standing. Provider-, host-, source-byte-, repository-, or tool-independent reproduction.
A check reports only its own scope. The Decision accepted the Claim, not the check.