Abstract
A polygon in \({\mathbb R}^2\) is called self-affine if it can be dissected into \(k \ge 2\) affine images of itself. It is shown that a pentagon is not self-affine if the sizes of its internal angles are between \(104.1^\circ \) and \(111.9^\circ \).
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