Repeat patterns
The remaining patterns number 2645 are all wallpaper patterns and repeat in one of 17 ways. The most important characteristic is that of rotations.
Hence we divide these patterns according to the maximal rotation present.
The first group are examples of patterns with no rotations. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 60, which is 2% of the total.
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The second group are examples of patterns with rotations of order 2. An example of two of these are:
Note that some pattern have rotations of order 2 and 4 - these are excluded here.
The number in this group is 567, which is 21% of the total.
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The third group are examples of patterns with rotations of order 3. An example of two of these are:
Note that some pattern have rotations of order 3 and 6 - these are excluded here.
The number in this group is 68, which is 2% of the total.
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The fourth group are examples of patterns with rotations of order 4. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 1320, which is 49% of the total.
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The fifth group are examples of patterns with rotations of order 6. An example of two of these are:
The number in this group is 630, which is 23% of the total.
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