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The following pages link to Isodiametric problems for polygons (Q2505227):
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- Asymmetric polygons with maximum area (Q320859) (← links)
- On the mean length of the diagonals of an \(n\)-gon (Q372504) (← links)
- Enumerating isodiametric and isoperimetric polygons (Q543911) (← links)
- The small hexagon and heptagon with maximum sum of distances between vertices (Q628747) (← links)
- A discrete isoperimetric problem (Q674793) (← links)
- Subdivisions of rotationally symmetric planar convex bodies minimizing the maximum relative diameter (Q892353) (← links)
- Isoperimetric polygons of maximum width (Q1006404) (← links)
- Simple polygons of maximum perimeter contained in a unit disk (Q1017919) (← links)
- Most Reinhardt polygons are sporadic (Q1737564) (← links)
- Sporadic Reinhardt polygons (Q1953052) (← links)
- Using symbolic calculations to determine largest small polygons (Q2046342) (← links)
- Tight bounds on the maximal perimeter and the maximal width of convex small polygons (Q2089891) (← links)
- Extremal problems for spherical convex polygons (Q2131246) (← links)
- Numerical certification of Pareto optimality for biobjective nonlinear problems (Q2154462) (← links)
- Tight bounds on the maximal perimeter of convex equilateral small polygons (Q2166356) (← links)
- Unions of regular polygons with large perimeter-to-area ratio (Q2351023) (← links)
- Finding largest small polygons with gloptipoly (Q2392118) (← links)
- Maximal perimeter, diameter and area of equilateral unit-width convex polygons (Q2392128) (← links)
- Diameter graphs of polygons and the proof of a conjecture of Graham (Q2459503) (← links)
- Extremal problems for convex polygons (Q2460117) (← links)
- Largest small polygons: a sequential convex optimization approach (Q2688919) (← links)
- Small polygons with large area (Q6123561) (← links)
- Tight bounds on the maximal area of small polygons: improved Mossinghoff polygons (Q6156093) (← links)
- Mixed-integer nonlinear optimization: a hatchery for modern mathematics. Abstracts from the workshop held August 13--18, 2023 (Q6544493) (← links)