Post #2672371
2026-03-10 16:04 UTC
Once we hit n = 4, we're in full swing: there's finally specimens for all seven combinations of pieces, and ten total unique solutions controlling for symmetry.
I have to stop and pay attention to work for a bit, but one of the things I'm excited to fiddle with more is looking at where genuinely new non-decomposable patterns show up (like the sixth one down on the left in this image) where it's not just a concatenation of previously attested smaller specimens.
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@joshmillard@mastodon.social 2026-03-10 16:21
(as always, I manage to goof when doing this stuff on the fly; there are in fact [at least] eleven specimens for n = 4, missed a I + L variant in my haste!)