New Upper bounds on the Mondrian Art Problem
Thomas Garrison, Chris Seiler, Aliaksei Semchankau
Source abstract
We present a new upper bound on the defect of the Mondrian Art Problem. The Mondrian Art Problem asks for a partition of an square with rectangles of distinct dimensions such that the difference (defect) between the largest and smallest rectangle areas is minimized. We prove that for any square, there exists a partition with defect , improving upon the previously conjectured upper bound. We also implement an algorithm that provides empirical evidence supporting our theoretical bound.
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