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2002

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Functional Geometry

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Functional Geometry

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An algebra of pictures is described that is sufficiently powerful to denote the structure of a well-known Escher woodcut, Square Limit. A decomposition of the picture that is reasonably faithful to Escher's original design is given. This illustrates how a suitably chosen algebraic specification can be both a clear description and a practical implementation method. It also allows us to address some of the criteria that make a good algebraic description.

Peter Henderson

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Added	22 Dec 2010
Updated	22 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2002
Where	LISP
Authors	Peter Henderson

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