A closer look at the cast ironwork of Australia (Q1343666)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 714161
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 714161 |
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A closer look at the cast ironwork of Australia (English)
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23 January 1995
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A repetitive pattern (frieze) can be of one of just seven types, in terms of the translation, reflection, and rotation of the basic motif. These seven types are illustrated by instances from cast iron ``lace'' decorations on Australian buildings. The paper may be useful to upper secondary teachers.
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symmetry
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