L-Convex Polyominoes: Geometrical Aspects
Khalil Tawbe, Salwa Mansour
Abstract
Open-access reader
Khalil Tawbe, Salwa Mansour
Abstract
Open-access reader
A polyomino P is called L-convex if for every two cells there exists a monotone path included in P with at most one change of direction. This paper is a theoretical step for the reconstruction of all L-convex polyominoes by using the geometrical paths. First we investigate the geometrical properties of all subclasses of non-directed L-convex polyominoes by giving nine geometries that characterize all non-directed L-convex polyominoes. Finally, we study the subclasses of directed L-convex polyominoes and we give necessary and sufficient conditions for polyominoes to be L-convex.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
A polyomino P is called L-convex if for every two cells there exists a monotone path included in P with at most one change of direction. This paper is a theoretical step for the reconstruction of all L-convex polyominoes by using the geometrical paths. First we investigate the geometrical properties of all subclasses of non-directed L-convex polyominoes by giving nine geometries that characterize all non-directed L-convex polyominoes. Finally, we study the subclasses of directed L-convex polyominoes and we give necessary and sufficient conditions for polyominoes to be L-convex.
Key concepts: Polyomino, Monotone polygon, Regular polygon, Combinatorics, Mathematics, Path (computing), Discrete mathematics, Computer science