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  •  Triangulating a donut
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What is the best way to cut a donut up into tetrahedra?

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  •  Twin primes
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Are there are infinitely many primes p such that p + 2 is also prime?

  •  Not congruent
  • Even is easy
  • 11 is not easy
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Can you cut a rectangle into 3 congruent non-rectangular pieces?

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  •  n/2 and 3n+1
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Pick a positive whole number n; if odd, replace with 3n+1, if even divide by 2, repeat ...

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  •  2-component links
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Is there an amphichiral 2-component link with linking number 8?

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