symmetry and topology: the 11 uninodal planar nets revisited
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2018
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Abstract
A description of the 11 well-known uninodal planar nets is given by Cayley color graphs or alternative Cayley color graphs of plane groups. By applying methods from topological graph theory, the nets are derived from the bouquet B n with rotations mostly as voltages. It thus appears that translation, as a symmetry operation in these nets, is no more fundamental than rotations.
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| Authors | ;Jean-Guillaume Eon |
| Journal | journal of hospitality and tourism management |
| Year | 2018 |
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