The Second Dumbest Way to Solve a Maze

You’re probably familiar with The Dumbest Way To Solve A Maze : a method involving the simulation of gas diffusion through the maze’s hallways. I’d like to introduce what is likely the second dumbest way to solve a maze. While this method isn’t inherently dumb (in fact, it involves math that is far from ‘dumb’), it’s so impractical for actual use that it’s simply ‘dumb’ to apply it to maze-solving. The Riemann mapping theorem The Riemann mapping theorem states that for a non-empty, simply connected open subset $U \subset \mathbb {C}$ there exists a biholomorphic f

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