Labyrinths

Jean-François COLONNA
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Abstract: How to build labyrinths?

Keywords: Picture Synthesis, Labyrinths.

One simple way to build labyrinths is to define a library of elementary bidimensional symbols:

Some elementary symbols used to built labyrinths -with a big black ghost structure at pi/4-.

Then, their arbitrary bidimensional assembly will reveal labyrinths:

Tridimensional display of two intricated random labyrinths -the wide one and the narrow one-.

Two intricated random labyrinths -the wide one and the narrow one-.

Two intricated random labyrinths -the wide one and the narrow one-.

The 180 first digits of 'pi' displayed as a Labyrinth.

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