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The 14 pages that link to Square, each with the reason it gives.

• HomeomorphismRelated: Its boundary has the same topological structure as a circle.

• PerimeterBroader topic: Equal side lengths reduce its perimeter formula to four times one side.

• RectangleBroader topic: A square is a rectangle with the additional condition that all sides are equal.

• PendentiveRelated: The pendentive begins at the corners of a square bay.

• QuadrilateralCompared with: A square is both a rectangle and a rhombus, contrary to exclusive classroom classifications.

• ParallelogramBroader topic: It satisfies both the rectangle and rhombus conditions, making it a special parallelogram.

• Square metreBroader topic: A square with one-metre sides provides the unit's defining geometric example.

• Vitruvian ManRelated: The body's placement within a square complements its fit within the circle.

• Van Aubel's theoremNarrower topic: Its equal sides and quarter-turn geometry determine the constructed centers.

• Viviani's theoremCompared with: The three-side distance identity depends on a triangle’s area partition and does not transfer unchanged to a square.

• Reuleaux triangleCompared with: A square has straight edges and varying width, unlike the Reuleaux triangle.

• Finsler–Hadwiger theoremNarrower topic: The theorem follows from constraints imposed by three mutually related squares.

• KerchiefRelated: The square shape lets a kerchief fold into several useful forms.

• Thébault's theoremNarrower topic: The theorem’s constructed squares and resulting center figure share this defining shape.