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62 Mathematical Properties Figure 2.46: Dirichlet Duality [232] Property 66 (Triangular and Hexagonal Lattice Duality). The Dirichlet (Voronoi) region associated with a lattice point is the set of all points closer to it than to any other lattice point [232]. The regular hexagonal and equilateral triangular lattices are dual to one another in the sense that they are each other’s Dirichlet tessellation (Voronoi diagram) (Figure 2.46) [209]. Property 67 (From Tessellations to Fractals). An infinite sequence of tessellating shapes based upon the equilateral triangle may give rise to a limiting fractal pattern [234]. Begin by dissecting an equilateral triangle, the Level 0 tile, into sixteen smaller copies, three of which are shown in Figure 2.47(a), by subdividing each edge into fourths. Then, hinging these three as shown in Figure 2.47(b) and rotating them counterclockwise as in Figure 2.47(c) produces the Level 1 tile of Figure 2.47(d). The same tripartite process of dissect, hinge and rotate may be applied to this Level 1 tile to produce the Level 2 tile of Figure 2.48. The dissection process is illustrated in Figure 2.49 and the net result of hinging and rotating is on display in Figure 2.50. This process of dissection into 16 congruent pieces followed by hinge-rotation followed by a size reduction of onefourth (in length) leads to an infinite cascade of shapes (Level 3 is shown in Figure 2.51) which lead, in the limit, to a self-similar fractal shape. Other Level 0 shapes based upon the equilateral triangle and square may be investigated [234].
Mathematical Properties 63 (a) (b) (c) (d) Figure 2.47: Level 1: (a) Dissect. (b) Hinge. (c) Rotate. (d) Tile. [234] Figure 2.48: Level 2 Figure 2.49: Level 1 Tessellation Figure 2.50: Level 2 Reprise Figure 2.51: Level 3
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