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Triangle — Greek Cross (5 pieces)
This uses the TT2 method.
Discovered by Harry Lindgren.
Square — Greek Cross (4 pieces)
The dissection is translational and hingeable.
This dissection uses the method of
overlaid tessellations.
Described by Don Lemon.
Pentagon — Greek Cross (7 pieces)
Discovered by Harry Lindgren.
Hexagon — Greek Cross (7 pieces)
The dissection is translational.
Octagon — Greek Cross (9 pieces)
Octagon — Greek Cross (8 pieces)
Enneagon — Greek Cross (11 pieces)
Decagon — Greek Cross (10 pieces)
Dodecagon — Greek Cross (6 pieces)
Discovered by Harry Lindgren.
Greek Cross — Pentagram (10 pieces)
Greek Cross — Hexagram (8 pieces)
The dissection is translational.
Greek Cross — Octagram {8/2} (7 pieces)
Greek Cross — Octagram {8/3} (10 pieces)
Greek Cross — Decagram {10/2} (13 pieces)
Greek Cross — Dodecagram {12/2} (10 pieces)
Greek Cross — Dodecagram {12/3} (10 pieces)
Silver Rectangle — Greek Cross (5 pieces)
The dissection is translational.
Golden Rectangle — Greek Cross (5 pieces)
The dissection is translational.
Domino — Greek Cross (3 pieces)
Optimised Rectangle — Greek Cross (3 pieces)
The dissection is translational and hingeable.
Greek Cross — Latin Cross (7 pieces)
Discovered by Harry Lindgren (1953).