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Description	An excerpt of the periodic table, as depicted in Jim Carter's circlon theory. Copyright Jim Carter.
Source	http://theiff.org/exhibits/images/physicsonthefringe_clip_image001.jpg
Article	fringe theory
Portion used	Small excerpt of the complete work, which depicts the entire periodic table.
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Purpose of use	This image serves as visual identification of a fringe theory that has uniquely attracted attention for its artistic merits; exhibition of the author's work of its artistic value is discussed in the article.
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Other information	The use of this excerpt will not affect the value of the original work or limit the copyright holder's rights or ability to distribute the original. In particular, this excerpt has been widely used by other media to illustrate Carter's work and in discussion of the 2003 exhibition.
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