Hoffman's packing puzzle is a mathematical and geometric challenge that involves arranging a series of shapes in a way that they fit together without any gaps or overlaps. Specifically, it is often associated with packing an infinite number of circles, or spheres, in the most efficient way possible within a given space. The puzzle is named after the mathematician and computer scientist Charles Hoffman, who formulated it in 1992.
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