Triangles of area one in sets of large measure
Show that every planar set of large enough measure contains the vertices of a triangle of area 1; Erdős guessed area 4π/√27 suffices.
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Show that every planar set of large enough measure contains the vertices of a triangle of area 1; Erdős guessed area 4π/√27 suffices.
Show that the set where a monic polynomial has modulus at most 1 can be covered by discs whose radii sum to at most 2.
Show that for every infinite set A of reals some set of positive measure contains no scaled and shifted copy of A.
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Show that every sum of N cosines cos(ax) with distinct positive integers a dips below −c√N; the best bound is N^{1/5−o(1)}.