*’MATHEMATICAL CONJECTURES’*
*WIKI-LIST*
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*in ‘mathematics’, a ‘conjecture’ is a ‘conclusion’ (or ‘proposition’) based on ‘incomplete information’ for which no ‘proof’ has been found*
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‘in other words…’
(“a ‘proposition’ that is ‘unproven’ but ‘appears correct’ and has not been disproven“)
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(‘conjectures’ such as the ‘riemann hypothesis’ (still a ‘conjecture’) or ‘fermat’s last theorem’ (which was a ‘conjecture’ until proven in ‘1995’ by ‘andrew wiles’) have shaped much of ‘mathematical history’ as new areas of ‘mathematics’ are developed in order to prove them)
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