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Joe Buhler — Wild Dice and Explicit Bounds
Tracy Drinkwater — What is Ethnomathematics, and How Can it Help Solve a Math Problem?
Yossi Elran — The Art of Destroying Flexagons
Rachel Hardeman Morrill — Stamping a Checker Board
Douglas Hewitt — Can the Number of Pieces in a Rectangular Jigsaw Puzzle be a Multiple of the Number of Edge Pieces
Paul Hildebrandt (1); Amina Allen (1,2); Mike Stranahan (1) — A Slice of Space
Akio Hizume (1,2) — Generalization of Cone-pass and Continued Fraction: Cone-puter
Peter Kagey — A Collection of Open(ish) Problems
Michael Keith — 300+ Digits of Pi From an (Almost) Ordinary Deck Of Cards
Alba Málaga Sabogal (1); Samuel Lelièvre (2); Pierre Arnoux (3) — Paper Tori
Jeanine Meyer — An Origami-inspired Adventure in Number Theory and Programming
John Edward Miller — More Fun with Langford’s Problem
Douglas O’Roark — Towers and Dragons: An Unexpected Connection
Eleftherios Pavlides (1); Thomas Banchoff (2); Alba Malaga (3); Chelsy Luis (1); Kenneth Mendez (1); Ryan Kim (2); Daanish Qureshi (2) — Tetradecahedron as Palimpsest of the Monododecahedral 1-Parameter Family of the Polymorphic Elastegrity
Dana Randall; Shunhao Oh — Gathering for Gardeners: A Randomized Approach to Pattern Formation
David Richeson — Circle Square Illusion Templates
Jorge Nuno Silva — Magic and Problems from Half a Millennium Ago
Derek Smith — Traveling Through the Sierpinski Carpet and Menger Sponge
Robert Vallin — An Unexpected Appearance (or Look Ma, No Rectangles)
Stephen Bloom (1); Jeremiah Farrell (2) — A Schlegal Puzzle for G4G14
Barry Cipra — Some Toroidal (and Non-toroidal) Rearrangement Puzzles
Erik Demaine; Martin Demaine — Puzzle Fonts About Puzzles
Douglas Engel — Engel Doug Unity-Ring & Puzzle Card & Superposition Paper
Todd Estroff (1); Jeremiah Farrell (2) — A 14 Puzzle for G4G14
Jeremiah Farrell (1); Karen Farrell (2) — King of Hearts
Rik van Grol — Puzzle Books from All Over the World
Jim Guinn — Sherclock Bird Watching
Rachel Hardeman — Stamping a Checker Board
George Hart — Warped-Grid Jig-saw Puzzles
Haym Hirsh — 14 Rabbiducks
Carl Hoff — Hex-Pave
Kate Jones — StarHex-14, Theo Geerinck’s 14 Polystars
P. Justin Kalef — Three Puzzles on a Familiar Theme
Daniel Kline — Paper on Jumping Julia Mazes
Steven Landsburg — Are You Smarter Than Google?
Karl Schaffer — Topological Dance Puzzles
Jaap Scherphuis — Walk a Crooked Path
Soni Shader Huffman (1); Timothy Huffman (2) — A Christmas Card by Leslie E Shader
Barney Sperlin — The Accountant
Anthony Steed — Squirmfest
T. Arthur Terlep — The Martian Mayor Problem and 4 Pictures
Ryuhei Uehara — New Patterns of Rep-tiles
Peter Winkler — Ms Goncalves and the Breakout Rooms
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