“…A counterexample was already given by K.Yanagihara in [10], [11]. Further, L. Zuccheri in [12] proved that any convex region with two interior power points is a disk, without further assumption on its boundary, and extended the question to exterior points.…”
“…A counterexample was already given by K.Yanagihara in [10], [11]. Further, L. Zuccheri in [12] proved that any convex region with two interior power points is a disk, without further assumption on its boundary, and extended the question to exterior points.…”
“…This problem could have been included in the previous family, but it deserves to be highlighted. Show that the circle is the unique C ∞ Jordan curve with an equipower point (see [41] for the definition). It is easy to prove that lunes actually have an equipower point, but they are only piecewise C ∞ .…”
This article contains a short and entertaining list of unsolved problems in Plane Geometry. Their statement may seem naive and can be understood at an elementary level. But their solutions have refused to appear for forty years in the best case.
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