File:Affine Linear Expansion 12-Uniform O3STIrCB.gif
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DescriptionAffine Linear Expansion 12-Uniform O3STIrCB.gif |
English: Affine linear expansion from 12-uniform tiling with 8 vertex types, from original to dual and back. Covers all types of edges. Wallpaper is pmm, where each flag is the midpoint of an edge (3-3,4-4,6-6,12-12). |
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Author | Harry Princeton |
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