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finding:the-p1g1-frieze-class-appears-very-rarely-in-islamic-mosaic-tilings-at-the-alhambra-and-was-entirely-absent-at-real-alcazarThe p1g1 frieze class appears very rarely in Islamic mosaic tilings at the Alhambra and was entirely absent at Real Alcázar.
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- Bodner's interpretive finding based on comparative analysis; supported by Abas and Salman's statistical distribution data.
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- Explores geometry of activation/behavior manifolds to enable selective, non-destructive concept interventions.
- Mathematical analysis of frieze groups and isometries in Islamic planar tilings, focusing on glide-reflection avoidance across Alhambra and Alcázar sites.
Related by similarity (8)
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- Reported in Bodner's previous studies [4] and [5]
- Based on statistical distribution chart in Abas & Salman; two of three rarest wallpaper groups involve glide-reflections (pg and pmg)
- Author's survey of Alhambra ornamentation yielded all seven types
- Glazed tile inscription at summit of pillar, Figure 1; motto 'There is no victor but Allah'
- Seventh and rarest frieze type; has glide-reflection symmetry along translation axis but no rotation or reflection symmetry.
- Plaster border with horizontal mirror on midline, no rotational symmetry, Figure 4
- Specific claim tested by the reveal probe.
- Fourth frieze type; has horizontal mirror reflection symmetry parallel to translation axis but no rotation symmetry.
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- alexander**Frieze Patterns of the Alhambra**papers/extracted/2022-06-06_Prabros._bridges2007-203.pdf_6211a5.md0.833