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Ionic architectural order spiral of Archimedes logarithmic spiral nautilus chambered nautilus shell Figure 22: Family of curves derived from rm = amΘ. (A) Spiral of Archimedes; (B) Fermat's spiral; (C) hyperbolic spiral; (D) lituus.
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Ionic architectural order
spiral of Archimedes
logarithmic spiral
nautilus
chambered nautilus shell
Figure 22: Family of curves derived from rm = amΘ. (A) Spiral of Archimedes; (B) Fermat's spiral; (C) hyperbolic spiral; (D) lituus.
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