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The newest great discovery in tilings is already implemented in HyperRogue. So you can play infinite aperiodic Minesweeper on it, or whatever!
Here’s an interesting finding. It’s well-known that there are three pentagonal tilings which are duals of the Archimedean tilings, named Cairo, Prismatic, and Floret. Cairo and Prismatic are known to tile as a mixture. But what about all three? I can't find it in the literature.
@xadixme Third one is "Geometric realms" by @pouyabashirii
Persian tone and geometrical tilings??? these touches every single architect bone in my body
https://t.co/nLkO18efty
In her @G4GCelebration talk Doris Schattschneider shared the link to the web app "[John H.] Conway's Magic Pen," which allows you to generate various tilings such as this one. She was the mathematical consultant behind it. https://t.co/yNBrgSXYWI
One of my Escher-like tilings used to illustrate a spiral principle in a joint paper headed by Peichang Ouyang, an advanced mathematician, in ‘Generation of advanced Escher-like spiral tessellations’. The paper is open access: https://t.co/ikFs0KAKIb
#tessellations
A glimpse of infinity.
Don't you just love nonperiodic tilings? They seem to have a mixture of order and disorder, poised at the edges of human intuition or comprehension. Source: https://t.co/LSkokHl0FI
n-armed spiral tilings of trapezoids based on regular n-gons. When n = 4 the trapezoid becomes a rectangle. Note that n = 5 is unique in allowing two distinct ways of matching adjacent scaled tiles.
John Conway and aperiodic tilings
https://t.co/UNzA6dOAI4
Penrose tilings are examples of aperiodic tessellations – even though they only consist of a few different shapes, they never repeat themselves. https://t.co/IQKCeUTtvB
@HypercubicPeg @kusudamame @PaulaKrieg Here I tried it with crescent 18 and and crescent 12.
#mathart #mathsart #rhombus #tiling #tilings
Penrose tilings #rstats #mathematics #generative #tidyverse
Some images showing the multi-grid method for constructing rhombic tilings inside n-gons.
Every tiling in the paper „Some Monohedral Tilings Derived From Regular Polygons“ by Paul Gailiunas can be drawn with the @GirihApp .
https://t.co/ZI7Qmchn6D
I just added a number of eight-fold f-tilings to my fractal tilings website, some of which haven't been shown anywhere before. They're all single-prototile and edge-to-edge. See more at
https://t.co/Af0NENbrBc.
I wrote an article about the random generation of tilings inspired by Sébastien Truchet, a French mathematician from the Enlightenment: https://t.co/nY61QbOnhK #generative #mathematics #mathart
@mathsjem The building is:
Penrose Way, Peninsula Central SE10
The tiling is only inspired by Penrose tilings.
https://t.co/Ib96svJALJ
I've been adapting some of my Escheresque tessellations for use by Peichang Ouyang in code he's written to create hyperbolic tilings.