File:01-Vierzehneck-nach Johnson.gif

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Deutsch: Reguläres Vierzehneck, Weiterführung der Neusis-Konstruktion nach David Johnson Leisk für das Siebeneck[1] (Crockett Johnson), Animation
English: Regular tetradecagon, continuation of the neusis construction according to David Johnson Leisk for the heptagon[1] (Crockett Johnson), animation
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Reguläres Vierzehneck, Neusis-Konstruktion nach David Johnson Leisk (Crockett Johnson)
Regular tetradecagon, neusis construction according to David Johnson Leisk (Crockett Johnson)

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