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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an open problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or technical contexts to refer to a question or issue that has not yet been resolved or answered.
Example: "In mathematics, the Riemann Hypothesis remains an open problem that has puzzled researchers for over a century."
Alternatives: "a pending issue" or "an unresolved question".
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The way to stop such efforts is not clear, Mr. Conti said: "It's an open problem".
It is an open problem.
The reverse implication is an open problem.
However, this is still an open problem.
We consider this as an open problem.
Finally, an open problem for future research.
We leave it as an open problem.
Robust mobile robot navigation is an open problem.
The criterion also allows an open problem by K.-H.
However, the general flexible case is still an open problem.
Silvey identified finding such an inverse as an open problem.
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