Moiré Patterns¶
Oster, G., & Nishijima, Y. (1963). Moiré Patterns. Scientific American, 208(5), 54-63.
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Mechanisms¶
- Motif Hierarchy Map
- Its failure mode is seductive over-nesting: because tiers are satisfying to draw, a map can propose more levels than any real viewer will ever resolve, and adjacent scales then interfere as moiré rather than cooperating.
This sourceExplains moiré as visible interference patterns produced when adjacent periodic structures or scales are superposed and fail to align.
- Its failure mode is seductive over-nesting: because tiers are satisfying to draw, a map can propose more levels than any real viewer will ever resolve, and adjacent scales then interfere as moiré rather than cooperating.
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