The non-domability conjecture for the isosceles triangle with sides
The non-domability conjecture for the isosceles triangle with sides
Let be an isosceles triangle with side lengths . The triangle conjecture. The triangle cannot be domed. This conjecture is a central obstruction in the paper: if it were false, every integer-sided triangle could be domed, and a flexible Bricard octahedron would result.
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Alexey Glazyrin and Igor Pak, “Domes over curves”, arXiv:2005.02555 (2021).
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