Math Mutation 288: One Stone To Rule Them All

Math Mutation by Erik Seligman

Dec 27, 202300:05:10Science & Medicine

Earlier this year, after half a century of searching by many talented mathematicians, an amateur finally discovered an aperiodic monotile. (Send feedback to erik@mathmutation.com)

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