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|a Adventures in Maze Folding Art
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|a © 2020 Information Processing Society of Japan. Every orthogonal graph, extruded orthogonally from a rectangle, can be folded from a rectangle of paper a constant factor larger. This computational origami result was proved a decade ago, and has since enabled the design of a mathematical/puzzle font and a variety of art prints. Here we survey the maze-folding art prints we have designed.
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