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I don't think that the following is correct:
In hexagonal sampling, the V matrix assumes the following general form:-
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Using only one direction given by this matrix, i.e. multiplying by (1,0), (2,0), (3,0) ... we would move the sample positions along a 45 degree line. This clearly isn't the case when comparing to the related figure for the hexagonal sampling grid.
