File:Triangular Rings over Hexagons (Dual Uniform Version).png
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English: An illustration of a small part of an unbalanced tiling, that in which the limiting vertex, edge, and polygonal densities do not stay bounded with respect to one another. This is the dual uniform version of alternating triangular rings around hexagons; instead, we have rings of hexagons with Floret pentagon and isosceles trapezoid transitions, bordering rings of equilateral triangles. The enormous tiling itself is the translation unit of a 28-dual-uniform tiling, AT LEAST. |
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| Author | Harry Princeton |
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