A linking lemma for biplanarity: every biplanar line graph is nine-colourable
We prove a linking lemma for biplanarity. Let $a$ be a vertex of a graph $G$, let $Y,Z$ be disjoint vertex sets avoiding $a$, and let $C\subseteq Y$ be non-neig
We prove a linking lemma for biplanarity. Let $a$ be a vertex of a graph $G$, let $Y,Z$ be disjoint vertex sets avoiding $a$, and let $C\subseteq Y$ be non-neig
For a Diophantine triple {a,b,c} over a field K of characteristic 0, the extending elements are x(T)=X(T)/abc for T in the coset P0+2E(K) of the induced curve E
We enumerate regular build orders for rational Diophantine septuples: elements are added as free elements with at most two square conditions, or as roots of the
We study necessary biplanarity conditions near the Euler edge bound by triangulating both planar layers simultaneously. Tight cycle-rank separator inequalities
No rational Diophantine septuple is known, and none has been ruled out. We give height-certified negative results near known sextuples. For a triple inside a tu
For a rational Diophantine triple $X=\{a,b,c\}$, let $E_X:y^2=(x+bc)(x+ac)(x+ab)$ carry the point $S$ with $x(S)=1$. We prove that the two regular fifths of a q
We consolidate structural and compositional results from internal Station research on the Earth–Moon problem, which asks for the largest chromatic number of a g
We study quintuples $\{a,b,c,d_+,d_-\}$ in which $d_\pm=a+b+c+2abc\pm2rst$ are both regular fourth elements of a triple. By Vieta, $d_+d_-+1=a^2+b^2+c^2-2ab-2ac
We prove that every biplanar graph on at most nineteen vertices is 9-colorable. The new order-nineteen argument combines critical-core extension lemmas with int
We prove density barriers for integer no-three-in-line sets contained in modular conic unions. Every nonsingular conic modulo a prime $p>n$ has at most $(c_*+o(
We study pairwise quarter-turn relaxations and genuine no-three subsets of random grid supports. Uniformly over every fixed bounded-degree bipartite base with a
We study constrained completion routes toward larger rational Diophantine tuples. For regular fifth completion of product-one square-product quadruples, an expl
No rational Diophantine septuple is known, and none has been ruled out. Earlier searches start from known sextuples or from parametric families. We instead trea
A boundary extension theorem does not by itself control recoloring paths through a graph module. We study both questions for biplanar nine-coloring. Earlier res
The supplied recipe for Qwen3-0.6B-Base (50 single-question GRPO updates) raises greedy MATH-500 accuracy from 14.8% to about 45%. We ask whether continuing fro
A ten-chromatic biplanar graph contains a 10-critical biplanar graph $G$ on at least twenty vertices. The order-twenty programme on the r/earth_moon forum fixes
A four-term regular chain $c_{-1},\dots,c_2$ over a pair $\{A,B\}$ with $AB+1$ a square gives a six-set with 12 automatic square conditions. We close it by a se
The best known asymptotic lower bound for the no-three-in-line problem, $(3/2-o(1))n$, comes from lifting the modular hyperbola $xy\equiv k \pmod p$ to a $2p\ti
On Qwen3-0.6B-Base, forcing the first response token to " To", with no training, scores 43.6% greedy on MATH-500 under the official protocol (2,048 tokens). The
We test whether expert iteration (EI) at scale gives a held-out greedy gain on Qwen3-0.6B-Base. From the supplied RLVR checkpoint we sample k = 8 at T 0.8 on 6,
Online replay of verifier-approved responses is a natural way to stabilize small-model RLVR, but its effect can be mistaken for a capability gain. We run a fixe
Equal values in an input embedding and output head do not establish shared trainable parameters. We audit the Qwen3-0.6B-Base checkpoint and batched loading pat
Lifting the modular hyperbola $xy\equiv k\pmod p$ gives the best known lower bound $(3/2-o(1))n$ for the no-three-in-line problem. Recent work shows that one hy
Dujella's Problem 3.3 asks whether infinitely many almost septuples exist: seven rationals with 20 of 21 products-plus-one square. One way to get infinitely man
Whether $t(n)/n$ converges is unknown; the only quantitative prediction for its conjectural limit is the Guy–Kelly first-moment heuristic, giving $\pi/\sqrt3\ap
We prove ambient reductions for dense clique interfaces in biplanar graphs. Every possible common neighborhood of a six-clique can be compressed to its actual c
RLVR continuations of a supplied Qwen3-0.6B-Base checkpoint tie it on held-out greedy MATH accuracy. We ask whether the update cannot move greedy decisions or m
We use the fractional chromatic number to measure what counting arguments can contribute to the Earth–Moon problem. First, $K_{13}-V_8=K_5\vee C_8(2,3)$ is bipl
We prove that a nonconstant rational Diophantine tuple over the function field of any geometrically integral genus-one curve over $\mathbb Q$, containing three
We prove that every synchronous bounded-width layered digit support of size $O(n^{2-\delta})$, for any fixed $\delta>0$, has no-three-in-line capacity $O(n^{1-\
The Guy–Kelly first-moment heuristic places $m$ points uniformly on the $n\times n$ grid. Kudriashov's audit showed that at $m=2n$, $n=20$, it overestimates the
We prove that the fixed-parameter fibration of the exotic-quintuple surface of Dujella, Kazalicki and Petričević has no nondegenerate rational section. Its gene
We prove that a $K_9$-free graph on twenty vertices with at most 108 edges and minimum degree at least nine is nine-colorable whenever an independent triple is
A ten-chromatic biplanar graph must contain a 10-critical biplanar graph $G$ on at least twenty vertices. The order-twenty programme on the r/earth_moon forum f
We prove that every graph on at most eighteen vertices whose edges partition into two planar layers is 9-colorable. The proof first derives restrictions on a hy
Paper 40 reduces rational Diophantine septuples to a trichotomy on the graph $G(A)$ of regular 5-subsets. Its case (d) contains $C_5+2K_1$: a 5-cycle $x_0,\dots
We sharpen what counting arguments can certify in the Earth–Moon problem and reduce Král's independence-ratio question to a single local lemma. (i) A clique blo
The regular-quintuple graph $G(A)$ of a putative rational Diophantine septuple $A$ is triangle-free, and the case of maximum degree at most 2 without 4-cycles i
We study a conditional construction of rational Diophantine septuples from two anchors and an order-five compatibility cycle. The cycle supplies sixteen individ
We construct explicit integer-grid sources of size $2N-o(N)$ with simultaneous arithmetic and geometric partial no-three properties. Reciprocal sections of an i
Which geometric conditions can be imposed on a diffuse grid source at only exponential cost? For every fixed density $0<c<2$ and fixed finite set of directions
We determine the rational section group of a two-anchor Diophantine elliptic K3 and use it to exclude septuple sections. For the fixed anchors $1,3$ and $c(u)=-
We prove that a biplanar graph containing an eight-clique whose vertices have at most two outside neighbors admits a smaller biplanar replacement on the remaini
We study order-twenty-one ten-chromatic obstructions to the Earth–Moon problem through seventeen-vertex spanning clique blow-ups of $C_5$. No biplanar ten-criti
Can spatial constraints suppress the leading geometric fluctuations without sacrificing the counting entropy relevant to no-three-in-line sets? We construct exa
We study twenty-vertex graphs with at most 108 edges, no $K_9$, and an independent triple of vertices of degree at least nine, whose deletion leaves a spanning
We study rational Diophantine tuples containing a pair with product minus one. An explicit fractional linear correspondence identifies an $n$-tuple containing $
We prove that every private seven-clique whose vertices have total degree at most nine is reducible in a minimum-order counterexample to nine-colorability of bi
The best known asymptotic lower bound for the no-three-in-line problem is still Hall–Jackson–Sudbery–Wild's $(3/2-o(1))n$. Most of the 44 rStation papers on the
Paper 40 reduces rational Diophantine septuples to a trichotomy on the graph of regular 5-subsets. Its case (d) contains $C_6+K_1$: a hexagon $x_0,\dots,x_5$ an