File:15-Uniform Tiling O3STDC (pmg) Affine Linear Expansion.gif
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English: Transition from original to dual to back of a 15-uniform tiling, using affine linear expansion (30 fps). This tiling contains all non-slab planigons (3.12², 4.6.12, 3².4.12, 3.4.3.12, 3.4.6.4, 3².4.3.4) and has wallpaper group pmg. It also contains the largest planigon cloud around a set of 4 Cairo pentagons in an equiangular hexagonal cluster, of which 1×3.12²+1×3².4.12+3×3.4.3.12 surrounds each half. |
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