File:Circle Packing of Planar Tiling with all 14 Planigons Semiplanigons (Uniform 92 Tiling).png
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English: A circle packing of a planar tiling which contains 14 vertex figures, which is the maximum number of vertex figures allowed in a single uniform tiling (according to Brian Galebach). It is a 92-uniform tiling, it has a rectangular translation group, and D_2 point symmetry group. All circles are tangent to at least three others. |
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| Author | Harry Princeton |
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