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2005/9/3
Another non-'Hira-Ori' foldable tiling, that is composed of alternating arranged modules and is flatly mapped onto a zigzagged strip:
Its symmetric/alternating structures will be observed in the following diagram:
- Segments in gray are valley-creases and those in black are mountain- creases.-
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
[Compare with the previous article: "Non- 'Hira-Ori' foldable tiling".]
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Its symmetric/alternating structures will be observed in the following diagram:
- Segments in gray are valley-creases and those in black are mountain- creases.-
>> Click each image to see the larger picture <<
[Compare with the previous article: "Non- 'Hira-Ori' foldable tiling".]
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