Geodesic
The maximum number of rectangular islands
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In this paper we consider the combinatorial problem of rectangular islands by elementary means. The topic of islands and the methods for its investigation is suitable also for high school students, although some of the corresponding results are quite new. The arising questions need no advanced mathematical knowledge. Because most of the problems are of finitary type, experimental mathematics with computer support proves to be useful for the formulation of general conjectures related to the bounds of the number of islands in particular configurations.
Classification : 1AMS97G50 2ZDMG94
Keywords: Rectangular island, information theory, lattice theory. 
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Attila Máder; Géza Makay. The maximum number of rectangular islands. The Teaching of Mathematics, XIV (2011) no. 1, p. 31 . http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/TM2_2011_XIV_1_a2/