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No. The fundamental problem with that strategy is that moving along the curvature of the perimeter forces you closer to the lion, and it turns out that that's j
by atq2119 8y ago
No. The fundamental problem with that strategy is that moving along the curvature of the perimeter forces you closer to the lion, and it turns out that that's just barely enough for the lion to catch up in finite time.
- 3pt14159 8y agoOh I see. The lion shaves the circle if I stay at the wall. It's less intuitive than I imagined. I feel almost compelled to code it just to see how different strategies pan out.