Equidistant points in convex polygons (AlphaEvolve problem 53)
Equidistant points in convex polygons (AlphaEvolve problem 53). Current research status is unassessed; the repository records AlphaEvolve’s result on this question.
Editorial MSC2020 classification. Original article codes and source evidence are recorded in the literature directory.
Problem statement
Is it true that every convex polygon has a vertex with no other 4 vertices equidistant from it?
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Background
The repository status chart does not categorize this problem. See Section 6.33 in "Mathematical Exploration and Discovery at Scale " paper: arXiv:2511.02864. Experiment notebook.
Progress & source assessment
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- [1]Georgiev, Bogdan; Gómez-Serrano, Javier; Tao, Terence; Wagner, Adam Zsolt. Repository of problems accompanying “Mathematical exploration and discovery at scale” (arXiv:2511.02864), github.com/google-deepmind/alphaevolve_repository_of_problems (commit 8f44745, 11 July 2026). — Equidistant points in convex polygons (AlphaEvolve problem 53) linkApache-2.0 (repository license); problem pages reproduced with attribution.
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