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Do filters complementive to a given filter form a complete lattice?Porton✭✭0Unsortedporton
Pseudodifference of filter objectsPorton✭✭0Unsortedporton
Co-separability of filter objectsPorton✭✭0Unsortedporton
Chain-meet-closed setsPorton✭✭0Unsortedporton
Intersection of complete funcoidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Monovalued reloid is a restricted functionPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Distributivity of composition over union of reloidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Funcoid corresponding to inward reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Distributivity of outward reloid over composition of funcoidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Outward reloid corresponding to a funcoid corresponding to convex reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Inward reloid corresponding to a funcoid corresponding to convex reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Distributivity of union of funcoids corresponding to reloidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Reloid corresponding to funcoid is between outward and inward reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Is every regular paratopological group Tychonoff?unknown✭✭0Topologyporton
Composition of atomic reloidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Atomic reloids are monovaluedPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Monovalued reloid restricted to atomic filterPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Outer reloid of direct product of filtersPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Composition of reloids expressed through atomic reloidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Characterization of monovalued reloids with atomic domainsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Domain and image of inner reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Join of oblique productsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Upgrading a multifuncoidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Distributivity of inward reloid over composition of funcoidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Values of a multifuncoid on atomsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Distributivity of a lattice of funcoids is not provable without axiom of choicePorton✭0Topologyporton
A construction of direct product in the category of continuous maps between endo-funcoidsPorton✭✭✭0Topologyporton
Every monovalued reloid is metamonovaluedPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Coatoms of the lattice of funcoidsPorton✭0Topologyporton
Inner reloid through the lattice GammaPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Restricting a reloid to lattice Gamma before converting it into a funcoidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Funcoid corresponding to reloid through lattice GammaPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Domain and image for Gamma-reloidPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Entourages of a composition of funcoidsPorton✭✭0Topologyporton
Star height problemLawrence Eggan C.✭✭0Theoretical Comp. Sci.porton
DIS-PROOF OF BEALS CONJECTURE✭✭✭0Number Theory » Additive N.T.lalitha
Special MKimberling✭✭1Number Theoryvprusso
Complexity of QBF(Bounded Treewidth)Moshe Y. Vardi✭✭0Logic » Finite Model Theorymyvardi
Hall-Paige conjectureHall; Paige✭✭✭0Group Theorymdevos
Straight line representation of planar linear hypergraphsOssona de Mendez; de Fraysseix✭✭0Graph Theory » Topological G.T. » Drawingstaxipom
Bounded colorings for planar graphsAlon; Ding; Oporowski; Vertigan✭✭1Graph Theory » Topological G.T. » Coloringmdevos
5-coloring graphs with small crossing & clique numbersOporowski; Zhao✭✭1Graph Theory » Topological G.T. » Coloringmdevos
Monochromatic reachability in edge-colored tournamentsErdos✭✭✭0Graph Theory » Directed Graphs » Tournamentsmdevos
Alon-Saks-Seymour ConjectureAlon; Saks; Seymour✭✭✭0Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringmdevos
Bounding the chromatic number of graphs with no odd holeGyarfas✭✭✭0Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringmdevos
Coloring squares of hypercubesWan✭✭1Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringmdevos
Does every subcubic triangle-free graph have fractional chromatic number at most 14/5?Heckman; Thomas✭0Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringAndrew King
Ohba's ConjectureOhba✭✭1Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringJon Noel
Steinberg's conjecture✭✭✭✭0Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringfhavet
Choice number of complete multipartite graphs with parts of size 4✭1Graph Theory » Coloring » Vertex coloringJon Noel

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