Functions for computing and visualizing a particular type of Penrose tiling. Penrose tilings are non-periodic and self-similar. The particular tiling, called P3, is constructed from a pair of rhombuses, a thin one and a thick one.
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Steve Eddins (2021). Penrose Rhombus Tiling (https://github.com/mathworks/penrose-tiling), GitHub. Retrieved .
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Touch of class Steve
Wow, thank you. it is well explained!
Any idea where I can get for P1 and P2 as well?
It was very useful. Many thanks for the clear and informative documentation!