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En el mensaje: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jose Carlos Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> dijo: > Hi all, > > Each closed disk in the plane has the following properties: > > 1) it's compact; > > 2) its interior is non-empty; > > 3) its boundary is connected; > > 4) its group of isometries is infinite. > > My question is: are closed disks the only plane sets with these > properties. My guess is that the answer is yes. Does anyone know > how to prove it? Following D. Ulrich idea, take straight segments of length 1 from origin, at any angle that be a rational multiple of pi, from OX axis. Add a closed disk of centre O and radius less than 1. -- Best regards, Ignacio Larrosa Cañestro A Coruña (España) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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