Polyomino Rectification with Holes
A polyomino is a figure made by joining equal squares
edge to edge.
Some polyominoes can tile rectangles.
Most cannot.
Here I show minimal tilings of rectangles,
allowing single-cell holes in the interior of the rectangle.
The holes may not touch, even at corners.
I omit polyominoes with fewer than 5 cells.
When minimal rectangles for such polyominoes exist, they have no holes.
Thanks to Jenard Cabilao for suggesting allowing holes when tiling
rectangles.
For rectification without holes, see Mike Reid's
Rectifiable
Polyomino Page.
1 Tile
2 Tiles
8 Tiles
10 Tiles
1 Tile
2 Tiles
4 Tiles
10 Tiles
16 Tiles
49 Tiles
1 Tile
2 Tiles
6 Tiles
8 Tiles
10 Tiles
12 Tiles
16 Tiles
20 Tiles
22 Tiles
24 Tiles
26 Tiles
36 Tiles
1 Tile
2 Tiles
4 Tiles
6 Tiles
10 Tiles
11 Tiles
12 Tiles
23 Tiles
24 Tiles
26 Tiles
30 Tiles
1 Tile
2 Tiles
4 Tiles
8 Tiles
12 Tiles
20 Tiles
24 Tiles
25 Tiles
28 Tiles
Last revised 2023-09-17.
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