Map-Colored Mosaics
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Robert Bosch and Andrew Pike: Map-Colored Mosaics. In: Bridges 2009. Pages 139–146
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Abstract
We describe how to construct map-colored mosaics. When viewed from afar, they resemble familiar images. When viewed from up close, they look like properly colored maps.
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