The Rectangular Peg Problem.¶
Greene, J. E., & Lobb, A. (2021). The Rectangular Peg Problem. Annals of Mathematics, 509-517.
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- Inscribed Square Problem
- Even the Rectangular Peg Problem is distinct: prescribing every rectangle aspect ratio is stronger on smooth curves, but results with a smoothness hypothesis do not settle arbitrary Jordan curves.
This sourceProves that every smooth Jordan curve inscribes a rectangle of every prescribed similarity class.
- Even the Rectangular Peg Problem is distinct: prescribing every rectangle aspect ratio is stronger on smooth curves, but results with a smoothness hypothesis do not settle arbitrary Jordan curves.
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