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Dark puzzle
The dark puzzle is an unsolved problem in mathematics that was first proposed by the French mathematician Gabriel Lamé in 1839. The problem is to find a covering of the plane with a finite number of pieces that can be rearranged in any way, with at most one hole.
Mathematicians have been unsuccessful in solving the problem, and to date, no one has been able to find a proof that it is impossible. Some believe that the problem may be impossible to solve, while others believe that a proof may be possible but has yet to be found.
The dark puzzle is one of the most challenging problems in mathematics, and many mathematicians believe that it may be the most difficult problem in the field. It has been called "the most famous open problem in mathematics" and "one of the most famous problems in the world.".
Despite the challenge posed by the problem, mathematicians continue to study it in the hopes of finding a solution. The problem has been the focus of much research over the years, and new techniques and approaches have been developed that may help to solve it.
The dark puzzle is an important problem in mathematics and has been the focus of much research over the years. While a solution has yet to be found, mathematicians are continuing to study the problem in the hopes of finding a solution.
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