Solve All 6 IMO 2024 Problems (42/42), New Framework Looking for Feedback
Blackhole.LightKing3
Nan hour ago
by DottedCaculator
Hi everyone,
I’ve been experimenting with a different way of approaching mathematical problem solving — a framework that emphasizes recursive structures and symbolic alignment rather than conventional step-by-step strategies.
Using this method, I recently attempted all six problems from IMO 2024 and was able to arrive at what I believe are valid full-mark solutions across the board (42/42 total score, by standard grading).
However, I don’t come from a formal competition background, so I’m sure there are gaps in clarity, communication, or even logic that I’m not fully aware of.
If anyone here is willing to take a look and provide feedback, I’d appreciate it — especially regarding:
The correctness and completeness of the proofs
Suggestions on how to make the ideas clearer or more elegant
Whether this approach has any broader potential or known parallels
I'm here to learn more and improve the presentation and thinking behind the work.
Two circles and intersect at points and . A line through intersects and at points and , respectively. Line intersects at point , and line intersects at point . If is the circumcenter of , prove that .
Let be a triangle with incenter , and let be a point on side . Points and are chosen on lines and respectively such that is a parallelogram. Points and are chosen on side such that and are the angle bisectors of angles and respectively. Let be the circle tangent to segment , the extension of past , and the extension of past . Prove that is tangent to the circumcircle of triangle .