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== Reference ==<br />
Sharol Nau: [[Tiled Artworks Based on the Goldbach Conjecture]]. In: [[Bridges 2006]]. Pages 191–194 <br />
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== Abstract ==<br />
A simply, stated though still unproved, mathematical conjecture by Christian Goldbach is utilized to make two-<br />
dimensional artworks. Tile patterns with even numbers of tiles are divided into two sets. Each set consists of a prime<br />
number of tiles that reflects Goldbach's conjecture that any even number greater than two has at least one pair of primes<br />
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