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== Reference ==
Paul Gailiunas: [[Twisted Domes]]. In: [[Bridges 2004]]. Pages 45–52 

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== Abstract ==
The most usual polyhedra with large numbers of triangUlar faces are geodesic domes, having non-regular
triangles chosen so that the polyhedron approximates to a sphere. If the faces are equilateral triangles more
interesting forms result, particularly if there are no planes of mirror symmetry, and the polyhedron has a twisted
appearance. Some techniques for producing such polyhedra are described, and illustrated with examples.

== Extended Abstract ==

== Bibtex == 

== Used References ==
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