Making Patterns on the Surfaces of Swing-Hinged Dissections
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Reza Sarhangi: Making Patterns on the Surfaces of Swing-Hinged Dissections. In: Bridges 2008. Pages 251–258
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The article presents some examples regarding the illustrations of patterns and designs on the surfaces of some swing- hinged dissections. These patterns are made in a way that when they are swung from one shape of the dissection to another, the patterns are also changed along with the shapes.
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