Equidecomposable Polygons

Uses animation to study a dissection of polygonal regions and to present a major result, namely, the Hadwiger-Glur theorem. Explains that equidecomposability exists when two regions can be dissected so that there is a one-to-one correspondence between parts of one and the parts of the other, with corresponding parts being congruent.

More in Geometry Series

  1. Equidecomposable Polygons
  2. Dihedral Kaleidoscopes 1971
  3. Geometric vectors: addition. 1971
  4. Orthogonal Projection 1971

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