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English: The dual of the 3.3.4.12; 3.4.3.12; 3.12.12 uniform 3 tiling. This is a Krotenheerdt tiling, with the same number of types of vertices as orbits. It is one of the only tilings to use polygons with at least one angle 30 degrees. The three vertex polygons are kites ('ties'), isosceles triangles, and skew quadrilaterals. The pairs of skew quadrilaterals form alternating petals within rectangle compartments of side length 1+2/sqrt(3) by 2+2/sqrt(3). Made with Microsoft Word. |
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