| Livio Zucca's
Remembrance of Software Past
|
| Michael Reid's
Polyomino Page |
| Toshihiro Shirakawa's
Box Packing Page.
Minimal and prime boxes for polycubes, using as many as 5 dimensions.
|
| Giovanni Resta's
Polypolyominoes |
| Jorge Luis Mireles's
Poly2ominoes (at Internet Archive) |
| KSO Glorieux Ronse's
Pentomino site,
established by Odette De Meulemeester |
| Andrew Clarke's The Poly Pages |
| Kate Jones's Polyform
Puzzles, where you can buy polyforms and polyform puzzles. |
| Kadon
Enterprises, the home page for Kate's company's website.
Besides merchandise the site includes much information about
polyforms.
|
| Mathematische
Basteleien (in German) |
| Miroslav Vicher's Puzzles Pages |
| Polyforms at
Ed Pegg's mathpuzzle.com |
| Polyominoes
and Other Animals at
The Geometry Junkyard
|
| Lattice Paths
and Polygons
at MathWorld |
| The
September
2004 issue of Erich Friedman's
Math Magic, on polyform compatibility (at Internet Archive) |
| The
November
2004 issue of Erich Friedman's
Math Magic, on Galvagni's Multiple Tiling Problem (at Internet Archive) |
| Todor Tchervenkov's Polyiamonds,
Polyhexes, and Other Polyforms |
| Gabriele Carelli's
Polyforms (in Italian) (at Internet Archive) |
| Abaroth's
Puzzles |
| My
Puzzle Note, by Wen-Shan Kao |
| Bernd Karl Rennhak's Logelium |
|
Peter's Puzzle and Polyform Pages |
|
Further Questions About Tetrads, by Walter Trump,
who first studied geometric tetrads. |
| Rodolfo Marcelo Kurchan's periodical
Puzzle Fun |
| K. Ishino's Puzzle
Will Be Played (in Japanese) |
| Alexandre Owen Muñiz's Math at First Sight
and Puzzle Zapper Blog
|
| Polyforme.
Unusual polyforms devised by the late Jacques Ferroul.
|
| Puzzle
Laboratory Guide to Hexominoes, compiled by Michael Keller.
A huge collection of hexomino problems and solutions.
|
| Torsten
Sillke's Home Page |
| Bob's Puzzle
Pages (Bob Harris) |
| Jos Hindriks's Heptiamonds
|
| Yukon's
Home Page (Koshi Arai)
|
| Lewis
Patterson's Polyominoes Blog
|
