The decomposition of figures into smaller parts
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書誌事項
The decomposition of figures into smaller parts
（Popular lectures in mathematics）（Survey of recent East European mathematical literature）
University of Chicago Press, 1980
- タイトル別名
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Razbienie figur na memʹshie chasti
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Razbienie figur na memʹshie chasti
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
In contrast to the vast literature on Euclidean geometry as a whole, little has been published on the relatively recent developments in the field of combinatorial geometry. Boltyanskii and Gohberg's book investigates this area, which has undergone particularly rapid growth in the last thirty years. By restricting themselves to two dimensions, the authors make the book uniquely accessible to interested high school students while maintaining a high level of rigor. They discuss a variety of problems on figures of constant width, convex figures, coverings, and illumination. The book offers a thorough exposition of the problem of cutting figures into smaller pieces. The central theorem gives the minimum number of pieces into which a figure can be divided so that all the pieces are of smaller diameter than the original figure. This theorem, which serves as a basis for the rest of the material, is proved for both the Euclidean plane and Minkowski's plane.
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