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As far as I can make out, there is no formula available to calculate the number of free n-polyominoes, only bounds. Can you please confirm whether this is the case. If there is a formula, could you please point me to it. If there is not, is the problem just unsolved or has it been shown in some way to be insoluble?
At first sight, it looks as if it ought to be a simple formula to find, so if one cannot be found, is it possible to identify the reason why?
Thanks in anticipation.
At first sight, it looks as if it ought to be a simple formula to find, so if one cannot be found, is it possible to identify the reason why?
Thanks in anticipation.