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Polysquare puzzle
Polysquares[?], also called 'polyominoes', are two-dimensional shapes consisting of several squares of same size glued together.
A very special type of polysquare puzzles is the set of 'square-puzzles', where all given shapes are squares with integral sidelength.
Examples of polysquare puzzles
- B-Pento[?]
- G-Primes[?]
- Decomino[?]
- Pento[?]
- Pentominoes[?]
- Reptiles
- Reptiles II[?]
- Reptiles III[?]
- Semblo[?]
- Sticks[?]
- square puzzles[?]
- Ypento[?]
- Y-Primes[?]
External References
- Math Problem 'Square the Rectangle' (http://karl.kiwi.gen.nz/prosqtre)
- Math problem 'Square the Square' (http://karl.kiwi.gen.nz/prosqtsq)
- Solomon Golomb, Polyominoes, Princeton University Press, 1994.
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