The monotrigs

All polytrigs of order 1 — figures built from 1 cell. Unit line segments of the triangular lattice joined end to end; six segments meet at every vertex.

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• PASS · all forms have n cells
• PASS · all forms connected
• PASS · fixed forms distinct
• PASS · orbit count: free -> fixed
• PASS · orbit count: free -> one-sided
• PASS · orbit count: one-sided -> fixed
• PASS · free <= one-sided <= fixed
• PASS · canonical form idempotent
• PASS · canonical form group-invariant
• PASS · encoding round-trips
• PASS · free forms expand to the fixed set
• PASS · free forms expand to the one-sided set
• PASS · matches Polyform Puzzler (free)
• PASS · matches Polyform Puzzler (onesided)

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Free 1 polytrigs

Two figures are the same free form if one can be turned into the other by translation, rotation or reflection. This is the usual count — the one that gives 12 pentominoes.

One-Sided 1 polytrigs

One-sided forms may be translated and rotated but not flipped over, so a chiral figure and its mirror image are counted separately.

Fixed 3 polytrigs

Fixed forms may only be translated. Every distinct rotation and reflection is counted as its own figure.