Re:Discovery of a new irregular pentagon that can cover the ...
by ntoronto on Wednesday August 12, 2015 @02:28AM
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"I'm sure there's way more complexity I'm overlooking, but that's how one might get started."
That's how I'd start. There's probably a way to make the search a lot smarter. Here's the part you're overlooking, though:
"... there are only so [many] formulas made up of a fixed number of terms and operators..."
"So many" = "countably infinite." Paring it down to finitely many would require understanding tantamount to having solved the problem in the first place.
That's how I'd start. There's probably a way to make the search a lot smarter. Here's the part you're overlooking, though:
"... there are only so [many] formulas made up of a fixed number of terms and operators..."
"So many" = "countably infinite." Paring it down to finitely many would require understanding tantamount to having solved the problem in the first place.
[Edit: I can words.]