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| Hilbert's first problem: The continuum hypothesis | |
| What have we learnt from Hilbert's second problem? | |
| Problem IV: Desarguesian spaces | |
| Hilbert's fifth problem and related problems on transformation groups | |
| Hilbert's sixth problem: Mathematical treatment of the axioms of physics | |
| Hilbert's seventh problem: On the Gelfond-Baker method and its applications | |
| Hilbert's 8th problem: An analogue | |
| An overview of Deligne's proof of the Riemann hypothesis for varieties over finite fields (Hilbert's problem 8) | |
| Problems concerning prime numbers (Hilbert's problem 8) | |
| Problem 9: The general reciprocity law | |
| Hilbert's tenth problem. Diophantine equations: Positive aspects of a negative solution | |
| Hilbert's eleventh problem: The arithmetic theory of quadratic forms | |
| Some contemporary problems with origins in the Jugendtraum (Hilbert's problem 12) | |
| The 13-th problem of Hilbert | |
| Hilbert's fourteenth problem–the finite generation of subrings such as rings of invariants | |
| Problem 15. Rigorous foundation of Schubert's enumerative calculus | |
| Hilbert's seventeenth problem and related problems on definite forms | |
| Hilbert's problem 18: On crystalographic groups, fundamental domains, and on sphere packing | |
| The solvability of boundary value problems (Hilbert's problem 19) | |
| Variational problems and elliptic equations (Hilbert's problem 20) | |
| An overview of Deligne's work on Hilbert's twenty-first problem | |
| Hilbert's twenty-third problem: Extensions of the calculus of variations | |
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