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Torus Made of Disks with HolesDissection of a Bilinski Dodecahedron into a Rectangular SolidGenerating 2D Metallic-Mean Quasiperiodic Tilings with NKS Substitution RulesA Family of NxN Space-Filling Z-Functions, N>1Borromean Mesh
Torus Made of Disks with Holes
Dissection of a Bilinski Dodecahedron into a Rectangular Solid
Generating 2D Metallic-Mean Quasiperiodic Tilings with NKS Substitution Rules
A Family of NxN Space-Filling Z-Functions, N>1
Borromean Mesh
A Tessellation of the TorusNonperiodic Substitution Tiling of the PlaneMondrian Four-ColoringColoring 2D Metallic-Mean Quasicrystal Tilings with a Mesh-Based MethodFilling Space with a Bilinski Dodecahedron and an Acute Golden Rhombohedron
A Tessellation of the Torus
Nonperiodic Substitution Tiling of the Plane
Mondrian Four-Coloring
Coloring 2D Metallic-Mean Quasicrystal Tilings with a Mesh-Based Method
Filling Space with a Bilinski Dodecahedron and an Acute Golden Rhombohedron
Melting Tile IllusionDissecting a Cube into an H Shape and Two CubesPhosphorene Quantum DotsTetrahedral and Octahedral SimilarohedronsDissecting an Acute Golden Rhombohedron into a Rectangular Solid
Melting Tile Illusion
Dissecting a Cube into an H Shape and Two Cubes
Phosphorene Quantum Dots
Tetrahedral and Octahedral Similarohedrons
Dissecting an Acute Golden Rhombohedron into a Rectangular Solid
Two Dissections of a Golden Rhombohedron into One-Half of a Bilinski DodecahedronDissecting Five Cubes into a Rectangular Solid with a Square BaseDissecting a Rectangular Solid into an Acute Golden Rhombohedron and Half a Bilinski DodecahedronSubstitution TilingsDissecting a Cube into a Rectangular Solid with a Square Base
Two Dissections of a Golden Rhombohedron into One-Half of a Bilinski Dodecahedron
Dissecting Five Cubes into a Rectangular Solid with a Square Base
Dissecting a Rectangular Solid into an Acute Golden Rhombohedron and Half a Bilinski Dodecahedron
Substitution Tilings
Dissecting a Cube into a Rectangular Solid with a Square Base

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