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| | Miscellaneous Polyomino Explorations |
 | | The number of squares within the polyomino, (dark squares,) on each row, column, and main diagonal is 5, and the number within the polyomino in each 3×3 cell corresponds to a number in a 3×3 magic square, where all rows, columns, and diagonals sum to 15: |
 | | Also, since shrinking polyominoes preserves the number of sides, the unshrinkable (n*2)-sided polyominoes could be looked at as canonical members of equivalence classes, where all polyominoes that eventually shrink to the same unshrinkable polyomino are equivalent. |
 | | For polyomino "convexity", we add the restriction that the two points we choose have to be on the same vertical or horizontal line. |
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