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Paul Calter explains what a logarithmic rosette is and gives some examples of their occurrence in pavements. Then he gives a simple construction method which is totally geometric and requires no calculation. He then proves that it gives a logarithmic rosette, with the exception that the spirals are made up of straight-line segments rather than curved ones.
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Calter, P.A. How to Construct a Logarithmic Rosette (Without Even Knowing it) . Nexus Netw J 2, 25–32 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00004-999-0005-9
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