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Concave Random Quadrilaterals from Four Points in a DiskTwo Dissections of a Mitre to a GnomonSwing-and-Twist-Hinged Dissection of an Octagon to Two OctagonsTwist-Hinged Dissection of One Pentagon to FourPiano-Hinged Dissection of an Ellipse to a Heart
Concave Random Quadrilaterals from Four Points in a Disk
Two Dissections of a Mitre to a Gnomon
Swing-and-Twist-Hinged Dissection of an Octagon to Two Octagons
Twist-Hinged Dissection of One Pentagon to Four
Piano-Hinged Dissection of an Ellipse to a Heart
Decomposition of Some Polygons to Iso-Penta TrianglesTwist-Hinged Dissection of One Parallelogram into Another with the Same AnglesDissection of a Regular Pentagon into Three PentagonsDissection of One Triangle to AnotherHinged Dissection of One Pentagon to Five Pentagons
Decomposition of Some Polygons to Iso-Penta Triangles
Twist-Hinged Dissection of One Parallelogram into Another with the Same Angles
Dissection of a Regular Pentagon into Three Pentagons
Dissection of One Triangle to Another
Hinged Dissection of One Pentagon to Five Pentagons
Twist-Hinged Dissection of SquaresThree Dissections by Leonardo da VinciDissection of a Regular Decagon into Three Pentagrams and Eight PentagonsDissection of a Latin Cross into a SquareDissection of Five Equilateral Triangles into One
Twist-Hinged Dissection of Squares
Three Dissections by Leonardo da Vinci
Dissection of a Regular Decagon into Three Pentagrams and Eight Pentagons
Dissection of a Latin Cross into a Square
Dissection of Five Equilateral Triangles into One
Dissection of a Regular Decagon into Two Pentagrams and Six PentagonsTwist-Hinged Dissection of a Regular Polygon into a PolygramDissection of a Sphinx into a TriangleObtuse Random Triangles from Three Parts of the Unit IntervalDissecting a Latin Cross into a Greek Cross
Dissection of a Regular Decagon into Two Pentagrams and Six Pentagons
Twist-Hinged Dissection of a Regular Polygon into a Polygram
Dissection of a Sphinx into a Triangle
Obtuse Random Triangles from Three Parts of the Unit Interval
Dissecting a Latin Cross into a Greek Cross

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