bi-coloured form graphics solution for component-type tetrahedrons
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2012
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The authors of the article propose their original bi-coloured solution of form graphics surfaces for a pair of component-type tetrahedrons. This solution is successfully implemented in generation of images as well as in development of unique framework models and aesthetic emblems. The emblems are a visual representation of a mirror-like symmetric unity of structure and colour contrast for a pair of component-type tetrahedrons. The research results have fundamental scientific, theoretical and practical importance for architectural design purposes; it will also foster generation of structural shapes. The original form graphics solution will enjoy intensive application in structural design, structural geometry and computer-aided modeling of images of geometric objects
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| Authors | ;Filin Yuriy Nikolaevich;Kartavtsev Ivan Sergeevich;Kartavtsev Nikolay Sergeevich |
| Journal | PsyCh journal |
| Year | 2012 |
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