Trigem Pair Oddities
A polygem
is a plane polyform whose cells are gems—figures formed by
dividing a regular hexagon into thirds using lines from the center to
the midpoints of the sides.
A gem is one of the two dikites.
You can see more about polygems at
Abaroth's Polygem Page.
An oddity
is a figure with binary symmetry formed by an odd number of copies of
a polyform.
Here I present a variant in which an odd
total number of two different trigems are used
to form a figure with binary symmetry.
Please write if you find a smaller solution or solve an unsolved case.
See also Polygem Oddities.
3 Tiles
5 Tiles
7 Tiles
9 Tiles
11 Tiles
Unsolved Pairs
Last revised 2023-03-31.
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Col. George Sicherman
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