Re: Packing F-pentominoes into a 5x7x7 box

From: pacman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Alan Curry)
Date: 29 May 2005 20:25:13 GMT

In article <3fufnrF9b92aU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
The Last Danish Pastry <clivet@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I continue to be interested in the problem of packing 49 F-pentominoes (each
>with unit thickness) into a 5x7x7 box.

I've already posted a result on this: Unless I made a programming error, no
solution exists. See Message-Id: <d1a3aa02ddo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, archived
at http://groups.google.com/groups\?selm=d1a3aa02ddo%40enews1.newsguy.com

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Alan Curry
pacman@xxxxxxxx
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