Splitting a Cube
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Eight cubes are placed at the vertices of a larger cube. Then eight copies of that cube cluster are placed at the vertices of yet another cube. This begins the construction of a fractal structure.
Contributed by: Sándor Kabai (April 2007)
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"Splitting a Cube"
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Published: April 27 2007