Conjecture that the Sommerville and Goldberg lists classify face-to-face tetrahedral tiles
Conjecture that the Sommerville and Goldberg lists classify face-to-face tetrahedral tiles
A face-to-face tetrahedral tile is a tetrahedron that tiles space with tile intersections occurring face-to-face. The Sommerville and Goldberg lists are the previously known lists of such tiles.
Sommerville–Goldberg classification conjecture. The Sommerville and Goldberg lists of face-to-face tetrahedral tiles are complete. In particular, every tetrahedral tile has at least one dihedral angle equal to .
This would complete the classification of face-to-face tetrahedral tiles. The paper states it as an unresolved conjecture.
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Eliot Bongiovanni, Alejandro Diaz, Arjun Kakkar and Nat Sothanaphan, “The Least-Area Tetrahedral Tile of Space”, arXiv:1709.04139 (2019).
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