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Conjecture that six unit squares cannot cover a square larger than 2
Let denote the largest edge length of a square that can be covered by unit squares, and let denote the minimum number of unit squares needed to cover a square o…
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Erdős–Graham conjecture on circumferences of non-overlapping squares
Let be a positive integer, and let non-overlapping squares lie inside a unit square. The circumference of a square is its perimeter, and the total circumference is th…