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Do Perfect Cuboids Exist?

ISEF · 2015

Fan, Matthew

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This project investigates properties of the perfect cuboid system, and whether such a figure exists. Data was synthesized from a wide sample of properties, from self-bounding pair values (numbers that exist as the highest number in at least one Pythagorean Triple) to the total occurrences of a side in Pythagorean Triples. Other properties tested include proportions, angles, and both triple and quadruple distributions. This project also resulted in the discovery of a novel algebraic equation that defines all Pythagorean Triple Ratios using a single variable. To date, the problem is still unsolved, but research continues.

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Source: Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair

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