File:Hyperbolic tiling 7 7-2.png
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DescriptionHyperbolic tiling 7 7-2.png |
English: The nonconvex hyperbolic tiling {7, 7/2}. |
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Source | Own work (Original text: I (Double sharp (talk)) created this work entirely by myself using Tyler.) |
Author | Double sharp (talk), based on this picture by Jim McNeill, but with the remaining overlapping heptagons left as outlines instead of deleted. A green background to the tiling has also been added. Created using Tyler and Paint. |
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- File:Enneagrammic-order enneagonal tiling.png
- File:Hendecagrammic-order hendecagonal tiling.png
- File:Heptagrammic-order heptagonal tiling.png
- File:Hexagrammic-order hexagonal tiling.png
- File:Octagrammic-order octagonal tiling.png
- File:Pentagrammic-order pentagonal tiling (Great dodecahedron).png
- File:Spherical pentagrammic-order pentagonal tiling.png
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