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English: The ambo operation on the Trihexagonal-Realized Truncated Trihexagonal Tiling, or 4.6.12; 3.4.6.4. The gap polygons correspond to the vertex-figure planigons, and the small regular polygons are formed by connecting the midpoints of the original regular polygons. This is a modulated 2-uniform ambo tiling, made from a semi-fractalization of the trihexagonal tiling by the truncated trihexagonal tiling. |
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| Author | Harry Princeton |
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