'Fair' Partitions of Polygons - an Introduction

Mathematics – Combinatorics

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7 pages. 1 figure. This version (v6) is mostly a formal reworking of the main proof in v2 which was uploaded in December 2008

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We address the question: Given a positive integer $N$, can any 2D convex
polygonal region be partitioned into $N$ convex pieces such that all pieces
have the same area and same perimeter? The answer to this question is easily
`yes' for $N$=2. We prove the answer to be `yes' for $N$=4 and also discuss
higher powers of 2.

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