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A196579 Length of longest possible 90-degree snake inside a circle of diameter n.

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33, 43, 44, 59, 50, 77, 70
Offset: 5

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Kausthub Gudipati, Oct 04 2011

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A snake is a sequence of unit line segments that are non-overlapping except that each one begins where the previous one ends. An n-degree snake is a snake all of whose angles with the horizontal are multiples of n.
These solutions have been found by experimentation and are in that respect conjectural.

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Cf. A196580, A196581, A196582, A196591.

A196581 Length of longest possible 30-degree snake inside a circle of diameter n.

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88, 122, 123, 192, 148, 241, 198
Offset: 5

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Kausthub Gudipati, Oct 04 2011

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A snake is a sequence of unit line segments that are non-overlapping except that each one begins where the previous one ends. A d-degree snake is a snake all of whose angles with the horizontal are multiples of d.

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Cf. A196579, A196580, A196582, A196591.

A196582 Length of longest possible (360/7)-degree snake inside a circle of diameter n.

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124, 173, 179, 269, 220, 369, 279
Offset: 5

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Kausthub Gudipati, Oct 04 2011

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A snake is a sequence of unit line segments that are non-overlapping except that each one begins where the previous one ends. A d-degree snake is a snake all of whose angles with the horizontal are multiples of d.

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Cf. A196579, A196580, A196581, A196591.
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