4 Clustering
4.1 Twenty-one Zone Structure
2Triacontahedron
3 In this series, the central zome is higher. It could as well be lower.
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Figure 4.36: Triacontahedron, 1
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Figure 4.37: Triacontahedron, 2
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Figure 4.38: triacontahedron, 3
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Figure 4.39: triacontahedron, 4
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Figure 4.40: triacontahedron, 5
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Figure 4.41: triacontahedron, 5
10 Enneacontahedron of edge length B clustered with triacontahedron of edge length A and
triacontahedron of edge length AT−1.
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Figure 4.42: Enneacontahedron with 2 triacontahedrons
12 Clusters of triacontahedra - A line vertical.
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Figure 4.43: Triacontahedra, 5
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Figure 4.44: triacontahedra, 5
4.2 Twenty-one Zone Zome Clusters
156 A LINES 15 C LINES Orientation: A lines horizontal
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Figure 4.45: Two triacontahedra fused through skew hexagon.
17 Two triacontahedra fused through skew hexagon.
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Figure 4.46: Front view - same as above.
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Figure 4.47: Same cluster as above - One zome has zone stretched past others.
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Figure 4.48: Three triacontahedra fused, through skew hexagon.
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Figure 4.49: Front view - same as above.
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Figure 4.50:
Fourth zome added - fused to two side zomes through skew hexagon - fused
to front zome through vertical section.
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Figure 4.51: Same as above. Notice the appearance of C and CT in the floor sections.