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Episode 13 – Polyominoes

European section – Season 2

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Polyomino, a general definition

Définition Polyomino

A polyomino is a polyform with the square as its base form. It is a con- nected shape formed as the union of one or more identical squares in distinct locations on the plane, such that every square can be con- nected to every other square through a sequence of shared edges (i.e., shapes connected only through shared corners of squares are not permitted).

This is a polyomino. This is not a polyomino.

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The various types of polyominoes

Définition Small polyominos

A monomino is made of just one square, domino is made of two, a triomino of three and so on for tetrominoes, pen- tominoes, hexominoes, etc.

In this lesson, we will work on free polyominoes, that are considered different from each other as long as none is a translation, rotation, or reflection of another.

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The various types of polyominoes

Problem 1

It’s easy to see that there is only one free monomino and one free domino. Enumerate and draw all the triominoes, tetrominoes and pentominoes.

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The 2 free triominoes

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The 5 free tetrominoes

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The 12 free pentominoes

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Order

Définition Order of a polyomino

The order of a polyomino is the number of copies of itself you need to build a rectangle.

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Order

Définition Order of a polyomino

The order of a polyomino is the number of copies of itself you need to build a rectangle.

Problem 2

The monomino, the domino and the I-triomino are clearly of order 1.

Find out the orders of all the others triominoes, tetrominoes and pentominoes.

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Order

Définition Order of a polyomino

The order of a polyomino is the number of copies of itself you need to build a rectangle.

Problem 2

The monomino, the domino and the I-triomino are clearly of order 1.

Find out the orders of all the others triominoes, tetrominoes and pentominoes.

Problem 3

Can you think of a polymino of order 3 ?

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Some obvious orders

The I-tetromino has order 1.

The O-tetromino has order 1.

The L-tetromino has order 2.

The S-tetromino has an infinite order.

The P-pentomino has order 2.

The L-pentomino has order 2.

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The T-tetromino has order 4.

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What is the order of the Y-pentomino ?

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The Y-pentomino has order 10.

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What about the others ?

All the other pentominoes have an infinite order.

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What is the order of the G-hexomino ?

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What is the order of the Y-hexomino ?

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The Y-hexomino has order 92.

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No known polymino has order 3

Did you find one ?

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