Cyborg Mathematics

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geometry

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An entrance test for an AI-built search program caught a rule that would have thrown away the very solid it was looking for. Then a reviewer's pointer showed the "new" solid had been printed, unnamed, in a 2016 survey.
WritingBefore my AI pipeline could hunt for new shapes, it had to rebuild a known one· Oct 4, 2026
Shapes built by gluing copies of two space-filling solids face to face: more counts for the bisymmetric hendecahedron, and the first I could find for the cell of the sphenoid honeycomb.
WritingCounting the shapes built from two space-filling solids, including one with no earlier counts· Jul 5, 2026

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Counts of the shapes you can build by gluing copies of the Josehedron face to face; the OEIS had none before. Mathias Bernhard named this space-filling solid this spring.
EnumerationPublishedCounting the shapes you can build from the Josehedron· verified Aug 15, 2026· 3 versions