Share this postA Piece of the Pi: mathematics explainedLocked polyomino tilingsCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreLocked polyomino tilingsbased on “Locked Polyomino Tilings” by Jamie Tucker-FoltzRichard GreenAug 02, 2023∙ Paid5Share this postA Piece of the Pi: mathematics explainedLocked polyomino tilingsCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore32ShareThis picture shows the only known locked tiling of a square grid by Tetris pieces, also known as 4-ominos. Here, “locked” means that if any two of the tiles are removed, the only way to fill the resu…This post is for paid subscribersSubscribeAlready a paid subscriber? Sign inPreviousNext