Re: [Request] Diamond
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 30 Dec 2001 23:07 · View full thread
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Bill Taylor <mat...@math.canterbury.ac.nz> wrote a nice diamond as requested. Not at all poor. > > > v > \ / > > _________ > ` / \ ' > / \ / \ > / \ > _ / _ _ . _ _ \ _ > \ / > \ / > \ / \ / > ' \_________/ ` > > > / \ > ^ > ____*____ / \ */ \ / \* / \ / _ _ . _ _ \ \ / \ / *\ / \ /* \_________/ * This diddle of mine symbolizes some wonderful work, which multiplies the value of the diamond by a factor of 13 :-) Even if it's only 2D now. The little asterisks are to be read as hexagons themselves, fitting in between the hexagon and its circumcircle.( See NJAS A065802 ) Friendly regards and a Happy New Year Rainer Rosenthal r.r...@web.de
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