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  1. Formula for pentagonal numbers - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    Jul 27, 2013 · Formula for pentagonal numbers Ask Question Asked 12 years, 5 months ago Modified 6 years, 6 months ago

  2. How to prove Euler's pentagonal theorem? Some hints will help

    Aug 5, 2011 · While there is a lot of value to the different bijective proofs known for Euler's pentagonal theorem, perhaps the proof that's easiest to see without having to draw pictures is Euler's original idea.

  3. Is Cairo pentagonal tiling belong to pentagonal tilings type 8?

    Apr 30, 2020 · I agree with you. The type 8 pentagon tiling has one degree of freedom, and although you can choose it so that clusters of four tiles form a large hexagonal shape similar to that seen in …

  4. graph theory - Mathematics Stack Exchange

    A polyhedron has all its faces either pentagons or hexagons. Show that it must have at least $12$ pentagonal faces. I can show that it has exactly $12$ pentagonal faces when exactly $3$ faces meet at

  5. A New Pentagonal Tiling? Help Me Solve the Mystery

    Feb 10, 2025 · Thank you for your comment! Indeed, all convex pentagonal tilings have been mapped, and the list is believed to be complete. However, for concave pentagons, there are infinitely many …

  6. Euler's pentagonal number theorem, the notion of $\omega (n)$ and ...

    May 3, 2023 · Then he defines the pentagonal numbers as being the number $\omega (n)$ and $\omega (-n)=\frac {3n^2+n} {2}$. I don't get what $\omega (-n)$ here represents, I need help …

  7. Why are $10$-sided dice not bipyramids?

    Jun 12, 2019 · Commonly used 10 10 -sided dice are pentagonal trapezohedrons, as opposed to pentagonal bipyramids. Given that bipyramids are a more "obvious" shape for a fair die with an even …

  8. Diversity of edge numbers of space filling polyhedra

    Sep 11, 2023 · This is a 13-edged polyhedron that fills space. I don't yet have any solutions for 10, and it isn't clear to me if there are any (though I suspect so); a restricted question that seems interesting is …

  9. Proof by induction on a recursive pentagonal number algorithm

    Jan 15, 2022 · } // result = (3n^2 – n) / 2, or the pentagonal number at n Now I am attempting to prove by induction that this recursive function is correct. Here is my reasoning: Base case: When n is 1, 1 is …

  10. Understanding a solution to counting hexagons on a soccer ball

    Jan 20, 2022 · Each face of a soccer ball is either a pentagon or a hexagon. Each pentagonal face is adjacent to five hexagonal faces and each hexagonal face is adjacent to three pentagonal and three …