TITLE

# Solution to Goldberg variations challenge

AUTHOR(S)
Meija, Juris
PUB. DATE
October 2006
SOURCE
Analytical & Bioanalytical Chemistry;Oct2006, Vol. 386 Issue 1, p4
SOURCE TYPE
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
This section deals with solution to the variations challenge proposed by scientist Michael Goldberg. The article states that Goldberg proved the mathematical possibility of converting fullerene polyhedron to polyhedra with n atoms. The theory of Goldberg was later supported by researches done by Grï¿½nbaum and Motzkin who observed that a planar 3-connected multi-k-gon with only one face being different from the other k-gons is not possible.
ACCESSION #
22029017

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