- In geometry, a
parallelogon is a
polygon with
parallel opposite sides (hence the name) that can tile a
plane by
translation (rotation is not permitted)...
- g2 hexagons, with
opposite sides parallel are also
called hexagonal parallelogons. Each
subgroup symmetry allows one or more
degrees of
freedom for irregular...
- 2D
examples Hexagonal parallelogon Octagon...
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parallelepiped and
parallelogram A
generalization of a
parallelohedron and
parallelogon, this
includes all
parallelohedra in the
first sense Zonotope This disambiguation...
- ἀλλήλων (allḗlōn) allele, allelomorph, allelotaxis, parallel, parallelism,
parallelogon,
parallelogram alph- A, a Gr**** Α, α, ἄλφα (álpha) alphabet, alphabetic...
- rotations—about the
midpoints of two
adjacent edges in the case of a
hexagonal parallelogon, and
about the
midpoint of an edge and one of its
vertices in the case...
- behavior.
Acoustic metamaterial Mechanical metamaterial Metamaterial Parallelogon Zetix, a type of
commercially manufactured auxetic material Lakes, R...
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represent the
lattice positions. Single-color (1-tile)
lattices are
parallelogon hexagons.
Other isohedrally-tiled
topological hexagonal tilings are seen...
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triangular tiling,
quadrilteral tiling,
pentagonal tiling,
hexagonal tiling,
parallelogon, §9.2 non-convex
polygon tilings, §9.3 anisohedral tiling, §9.4 polyomino...
- The three-dimensional
parallelohedra are
analogous to two-dimensional
parallelogons and higher-dimensional parallelotopes.
Every parallelohedron is a zonohedron...
