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English: Triangles in ratio of the plastic number () in a three armed counter clockwise spiral. If the first (middle) triangle has a side length of 6, the next thee triangles have a side length of .
If continued to infinity the spiral fills the space completely. This is the sixteenth iteration approximated at two decimal points. |
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| Source | Own work based on: Padovan triangles (1).png is to this image as the Fibonacci numbers are to the golden ratio |
| Author | Hyacinth with help from Loren Meyer |
| Other versions | File:Horned triangle or teragonic triangle.gif |
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