With Faber and Lovasz, this mathematician names an unproved conjecture about a union of k copies of a k-clique intersecting at one vertex, and another result partly named for this man regards transforming a non-convex polygon into a convex one with a series of flips. He names the constant equal to the sum of the reciprocals of the Mersenne primes along with Borwein, and an inequality named for him relates the distances from a point to the vertices and edges of a triangle - that result is also named for Mordell. He helped develop Ramsey theory and discovered an elementary proof of the prime number theorem, and believed that all beautiful proofs came from THE BOOK. FTP, name this prolific Hungarian mathematician, whose namesake number gives the publishing distance between him and a given mathematician.
With Faber and Lovasz, this mathematician names an unproved conjecture about a union of k copies of a k-clique intersecting at one vertex, and another result partly named for this man regards transforming a non-convex polygon into a convex one with a series of flips. He names the constant equal to the sum of the reciprocals of the Mersenne primes along with Borwein, and an inequality named for him relates the distances from a point to the vertices and edges of a triangle - that result is also named for Mordell. He helped develop Ramsey theory and discovered an elementary proof of the prime number theorem, and believed that all beautiful proofs came from THE BOOK. FTP, name this prolific Hungarian mathematician, whose namesake number gives the publishing distance between him and a given mathematician.
With Faber and Lovasz, this mathematician names an unproved conjecture about a union of k copies of a k-clique intersecting at one vertex, and another result partly named for this man regards transforming a non-convex polygon into a convex one with a series of flips.
Paul Erdos