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Science & mathOpenAI, Anthropic and various researchers129 days after June 2026

AI-assisted results, 6 Nov: arXiv of 6 Nov and Hexagon of 5 Nov

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The takeaway

The 6 Nov sweep listed 183 new arXiv papers mentioning AI and 26 uncited Hexagon works. Own entries: Tusnády’s problem (two preprints), Singmaster’s bound by Claude Opus 5.5 and the Hopfield capacity bracket.

Status
Claim

Awaiting review

Our reporting
Medium confidence
Verification
Lean-verified
Importance
2 of 5
Last verified
6 November 2026

Your AI and this story

  • GPT-6 Astra190 days after its cutoff
  • Claude Opus 5.5129 days after its cutoff
  • Gemini 4 Argon220 days after its cutoff
  • Grok 4.7159 days after its cutoff

None of these four assistants can know about it. The closest, Claude Opus 5.5, stops 129 days before it.

Key facts

  • Own entries: Tusnády’s problem claimed settled twice, with AI help (2611.06998, 2611.08455), Singmaster’s problem: new bound by Claude Opus 5.5 (Hexagon 2611.00106), Hopfield critical capacity bracketed, by Claude Opus 5.5 (Hexagon 2611.00105); Najman’s degrees 9–22 (Hexagon 2611.00120) added to Elliptic-curve torsion in degrees 6–9, mostly by GPT-6.1 Sol
  • Real algebraic geometry: Suvrit Sra proves the generalized Lax conjecture for the Borcea–Brändén mixed determinant (spectrahedral hyperbolicity cone) and answers four Borcea–Brändén problems negatively (Hexagon 2611.00117, mixed, understanding ‘some’): ‘GPT Astra (Pro) found the construction of Theorem 1.1’ after a failed counterexample search; also a new proof of van der Waerden’s permanent inequality by monotone averaging, ‘GPT-6 Astra Pro … carried out the derivations’ (2611.00118)
  • Algebra and topology: L’vov–Kaplansky conjecture for multilinear polynomials of degree four, ‘developed through two research conversations with GPT-6-Pro … seven hours’ (Qiyue Tang, 2611.00119); Qiuyu Ren, a 2-generator 3-relator universal group and #ⁿ(S²×S²) unrecognizable for every n ≥ 2, ‘The main theorems were produced by ChatGPT’s agent “dot.” … less than half a day’ (2611.00112); terminal symplectic singularities for parabolic base affine spaces, Tom Gannon, ‘this pdf is entirely AI generated’ with ChatGPT Astra (2611.00107)
  • Number theory and complexity (Hexagon): Vaibhav Tulsyan with Claude Code, parity of π(x) in time x^o(1) and class numbers / quadratic non-residues in 2^O(n/√log n), both conditional on Anthropic’s #SAT algorithms of 27 Oct and Lean-checked on that development (2611.00116, 2611.00115); Hadamard difference sets in C₂×C₂ᵤ² and 2-automatic Baum–Sweet Hankel determinants, Claude, ‘No professional mathematician has reviewed the note yet’ (2611.00102, 2611.00101); Fuchs’ extremal problem for 0 < λ ≤ 3 (2611.00126)
  • Other Hexagon 5 Nov: Grothendieck Montpellier notes, seventy-five folders of restated statements proved in Lean with Claude Opus/Sonnet 5.5, readings not verified against the facsimile (2611.00125); twistor correspondence for analytic Einstein germs (2611.00123); sup-norm ∂̄ estimates on convex domains in C², ‘primarily AI-generated’, fully human-checked (2611.00121); Hurwitz interval family without degree-5 WSPR numerator, Lean (2611.00127); transcendence of the 3x+1 conjugacy map on Sturmian words (2611.00108); Voblint, Isabelle/HOL soundness (2611.00109); human-written or editing-only: 2611.00124, 00122, 00114, 00093 (Claude found Example 2.7), 00085, 2610.00681, 00059
  • Graph theory and combinatorics (arXiv 6 Nov): Liu–Liu–Ning, every Hamiltonian r-regular graph with r ≥ 17 has a second Hamilton cycle (was r ≥ 23, Haxell–Seamone–Verstraëte), ‘The proofs in this paper were developed with substantial contributions from ChatGPT (5.5 and 6 Astra)’ (2611.06985); perfect q-hash codes beat the probabilistic bound for every q ≥ 3, settling part of a Xing–Yuan conjecture, ‘Claude (Anthropic) suggested the directions that led to Theorems 1.5 and 1.7’ (2611.08230); maximal partial Room squares, construction ‘produced by ChatGPT Plus’ (2611.07117); double-factorial consecutive-pattern packings, Lean (2611.06937); simpler proof for a noncommutative harmonic oscillator determinant offered unprompted by Claude Opus 5.5 (2611.07626)
  • Geometry, analysis, TCS: Arman–Bondarenko–Prymak–Radchenko, a diameter-one set in R⁵ not covered by six diameter-one balls, ‘The example presented in this paper was found using generative AI tools’ (2611.08198); Medwed proves the Chang–Lyons–Ni length conjecture for path signatures, ‘central arguments … generated with the assistance of AI (ChatGPT 5.6 Sol)’ (2611.08030); Alrabiah–Goyal–Guruswami refute a conjecture on list-decoding Reed–Solomon codes, ‘Initial versions of our key statements were established by GPT-6 Astra Pro’ (2611.07607); Riis, linear degree lower bounds for Nullstellensatz and Polynomial Calculus with ‘Astra and Claude for sustained proof search’ (2611.07280)
  • Smaller AI-credited steps: CM counterexamples found with ChatGPT 5.6 Pro (Kim–Yu, 2611.07259); Fermat quotients with CM Jacobians, GPT-6 Astra Pro extended the proof (2611.08176); void percolation, tree-embedding idea by GPT 5.6 (2611.07196); stochastic heat equation weak uniqueness via GPT-6.1 (2611.07310); free Tₙ-Heyting algebras, implication ‘found by Claude Sonnet 4.6’ (2611.07915); 2×4 LEGO counts with Claude (2611.06986); worldsheet skein sequence ‘found by GPT-5.6 Sol’ (2611.07455)
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  • Repos: google-deepmind/formal-conjectures added statements of Green’s Open Problems 68, 70, 75, 87, 93, 97 and Erdős 651, 1164, 1166 (statements, no solutions); 3f44904 (Erdős 354(i)) was covered on 5 Nov; 2befc3a links a Turing-machine formalization (docs)
  • Hexagon backlog (6 lines): Basok, perfect t-embeddings exist, answering Chelkak–Laslier–Russkikh (2021), ‘The proof and the main part of the writing were produced by GPT-6 Astra’ (2610.00520); Enomoto, Astra re-proves the Bautista–Gabriel–Roiter–Salmerón multiplicative-basis theorem (2610.00505); Riesen, VOA realizations of untwisted Haagerup–Izumi centers, AI ‘assisted in developing proof arguments’ (2610.00508); Pinho, reverse Brunn–Minkowski constant C_70 ≥ exp(1/(2e)) and a degree-3 local-weight cap, AI agents, ‘reviewed the results at summary level’ (2610.00515, 2610.00514); Lin, de Bruijn–Newman coefficients, human-written (2610.00521)

What happened

The 6 Nov sweep listed 183 arXiv papers from that day’s announcement with an AI mention (most only for editing or literature search) and 26 Hexagon works of 5 Nov. The items above are those where the authors credit AI with mathematical content. Quotes come from PDFs or Hexagon provenance statements; Hexagon does not judge correctness and none of these is refereed.

What is disputed or not yet verified

What is disputed or not yet verified
VerificationUnrefereed preprints and Hexagon deposits

Sources

48 sources from 2 sites. Numbers match the chips in the text.

48 sources: 48 primary

Primary

  1. Hexagon 2611.00127hexagonmath.org, paper
  2. Hexagon 2611.00126hexagonmath.org, paper
  3. Hexagon 2611.00125hexagonmath.org, paper
  4. Hexagon 2611.00124hexagonmath.org, paper
  5. Hexagon 2611.00123hexagonmath.org, paper
  6. Hexagon 2611.00122hexagonmath.org, paper
  7. Hexagon 2611.00121hexagonmath.org, paper
  8. Hexagon 2611.00120hexagonmath.org, paper
  9. Hexagon 2611.00119hexagonmath.org, paper
  10. Hexagon 2611.00118hexagonmath.org, paper
  11. Hexagon 2611.00117hexagonmath.org, paper
  12. Hexagon 2611.00116hexagonmath.org, paper
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  1. Hexagon 2611.00115hexagonmath.org, paper
  2. Hexagon 2611.00114hexagonmath.org, paper
  3. Hexagon 2611.00112hexagonmath.org, paper
  4. Hexagon 2611.00109hexagonmath.org, paper
  5. Hexagon 2611.00108hexagonmath.org, paper
  6. Hexagon 2611.00107hexagonmath.org, paper
  7. Hexagon 2611.00102hexagonmath.org, paper
  8. Hexagon 2611.00101hexagonmath.org, paper
  9. Hexagon 2610.00681hexagonmath.org, paper
  10. Hexagon 2611.00093hexagonmath.org, paper
  11. Hexagon 2611.00085hexagonmath.org, paper
  12. Hexagon 2611.00059hexagonmath.org, paper
  13. arXiv 2611.06985arxiv.org, paper
  14. arXiv 2611.08030arxiv.org, paper
  15. arXiv 2611.08198arxiv.org, paper
  16. arXiv 2611.07607arxiv.org, paper
  17. arXiv 2611.08230arxiv.org, paper
  18. arXiv 2611.07117arxiv.org, paper
  19. arXiv 2611.07280arxiv.org, paper
  20. arXiv 2611.06937arxiv.org, paper
  21. arXiv 2611.07259arxiv.org, paper
  22. arXiv 2611.08176arxiv.org, paper
  23. arXiv 2611.07196arxiv.org, paper
  24. arXiv 2611.07310arxiv.org, paper
  25. arXiv 2611.07626arxiv.org, paper
  26. arXiv 2611.07915arxiv.org, paper
  27. arXiv 2611.06986arxiv.org, paper
  28. arXiv 2611.07455arxiv.org, paper
  29. arXiv 2611.08455arxiv.org, paper
  30. arXiv 2611.06998arxiv.org, paper
  31. Hexagon 2610.00520hexagonmath.org, paper
  32. Hexagon 2610.00505hexagonmath.org, paper
  33. Hexagon 2610.00508hexagonmath.org, paper
  34. Hexagon 2610.00515hexagonmath.org, paper
  35. Hexagon 2610.00514hexagonmath.org, paper
  36. Hexagon 2610.00521hexagonmath.org, paper

Changes

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Our reporting
Medium confidence
Verification
Lean-verified
Importance
2 of 5
Last verified
6 November 2026

Sources at a glance

48 sources: 48 primary

How this entry was made

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