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Figure 8:
Permutation of the triangles along the strip for a normal triflexagon. They run in order, subject to being flipped over, so the permutation is the identity.
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Figure 9:
Top side of the
triangle cutout. Together with its backside, the figure displays one single flexagon with six sectors, the minimumum requirement to lie flat on account of the
angle.
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Figure 10:
Bottom side of the
triangle cutout.
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Figure 11:
Top side of the
triangle cutout. Together with its backside, the figure displays one single flexagon with five sectors, the minimumum requirement to lie flat on account of the
angle.
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Figure 12:
Bottom side of the
triangle cutout.
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Figure 13:
Top side of the
triangle cutout. Together with its backside, the figure displays one single flexagon with six sectors, the minimumum requirement to lie flat on account of the
angle.
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Figure 14:
Bottom side of the
triangle cutout.
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Figure 15:
Top side of the
triangle cutout. Together with its backside, the figure displays one single flexagon with four sectors, the minimumum requirement to lie flat on account of the
angle.
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Figure 16:
Bottom side of the
triangle cutout.
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Figure 17:
Top side of the first level normal triflexagon cutout. Together with its backside, the figure contains one single triflexagon.
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Figure 18:
Bottom side of the first level normal triflexagon cutout. Together with its backside, the figure contains three triflexagons.
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2000-11-01