(Continued from March 18, 2012)
Found in a search this evening—
How Does One Cut a Triangle? by Alexander Soifer
(Second edition, Springer, 2009. First edition published
by Soifer's Center for Excellence in Mathematical Education,
Colorado Springs, CO, in 1990.)
This book, of xxx + 174 pages, covers questions closely related
to the "square-triangle" result I published in a letter to the
editor of the June-July 1985 American Mathematical Monthly
(Vol. 92, No. 6, p. 443). See Square-Triangle Theorem.
Soifer's four pages of references include neither that letter
nor the Monthly item, "Miscellaneum 129: Triangles are square"
of a year earlier that prompted the letter.