{R√2} | Silver Rectangle |
{Rϕ} | Golden Rectangle |
{R2} | Domino |
{G} | Greek Cross |
{L} | Latin Cross |
{M} | Maltese Cross |
{C} | Crescent |
{4–} | Truncated Square |
{4+} | Augmented Square |
The dissection is translational.
The dissection is translational.
The dissection is translational and hingeable.
The dissection is translational and hingeable. This dissection uses the method of overlaid tessellations.
Discovered by Sam Loyd (1887).
Discovered by A. E. Hill (1926).
These dissections use the method of completed tessellations. The first one uses curved pieces to avoid turning two over.
These dissections use the method of completed tessellations. They also use curved pieces to avoid turning two over.