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by pozorvlak
5510 days ago
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puzzles Oh, right - you can vary the shape of the diagonal lines, provided each "arm" has rotational symmetry about its mid-point. OK, so we've got three infinite families and the trivial solution (only one piece - is that your sporadic solution?). I think that might be all: each piece can contain 4, 2, 1 or 1/2 of the original square's corners, since (lacuna) all pieces must contain the same number of corners and further subdividing the corners (into 1/3s, say) would mean some pieces don't touch the centre (another lacuna). |
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More to do, though.
And now do it for an equilateral triangle.