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On the smallest limited snake of unit disks (English)
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26 June 1992
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A snake, i. e. a chain of nonoverlapping unit disks, is called limited if it is not part of a larger snake. It is shown that the smallest possible number of disks of a limited snake is 10.
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euclidean plane
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chain of nonoverlapping unit disks
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limited snake
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