The non-domability conjecture for the isosceles triangle with sides (2,2,1)(2,2,1)

Let Δ\Delta be an isosceles triangle with side lengths (2,2,1)(2,2,1). The (2,2,1)(2,2,1) triangle conjecture. The triangle Δ\Delta 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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