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Norbert Hungerbühler

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ETH Zürich

Switzerland

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Professor Norbert Hungerbühler is a faculty member at ETH Zurich, Switzerland. His research interests encompass a range of mathematical concepts, including geometric constructions, problem-solving strategies in linear algebra, and the exploration of polyhedral families. Recent publications include works on Brocard families, monohedral polyhedra, and the educational potential of Galois groups.

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Integer triangles with a rational ratio of circumcircle radius to excircle radius

Brocard families

When Varignon meets Napoleon

Building Loops with Classical Lego Train Tracks

Pairing powers of pythagorean pairs

Solving the quartic by conics

Problem-solving before instruction for learning linear algebra in university mathematics

New families of monohedral polyhedra

Construction of a quadrilateral from its sides and the diagonal angle

Closing Theorems for Circle Chains

Poncelet curves

A Worked out Galois Group for the Classroom

Three Conics Determine a Cubic

Twins of conic hexagons

The lively siblings of the Pentagon theorem

The ring of polyfunctions over Z/nZ

The Hidden Twin of Morley’s Five Circles Theorem

The Pentagon Theorem in Miquelian Möbius Planes

Sets of range uniqueness for multivariate polynomials and linear functions with rank k

Constructing cubic curves with involutions

Quadrilaterals as Geometric Loci

Polyfunctions over Commutative Rings

Pairing pythagorean pairs

Reversion Porisms in Conics

Equilibria of Plane Convex Bodies

Magic sets for polynomials of degree n

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