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2005/7/13
「Foldable tiling: homeomorphic to the preceding structure」 foldable tilings
Here is a flatly foldable tiling that is homeomorphic [topologically equivalent] to the preceding not foldable tiling:
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[This two-toned tiling is based on a diagram that appears in the previously mentioned book (in Japanese): "Souzou suru Origami Asobi heno Shoutai (Invitation to creative playing in Origami)" by S. Fujimoto and M. Nishiwaki.]
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>>Click the image to see the larger picture<<
[This two-toned tiling is based on a diagram that appears in the previously mentioned book (in Japanese): "Souzou suru Origami Asobi heno Shoutai (Invitation to creative playing in Origami)" by S. Fujimoto and M. Nishiwaki.]
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