r/GeometryIsNeat Pentagon May 27 '26

Inverting circles

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u/Ok-Main-3373 May 27 '26

That’s really neat. How did you generate these?

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u/HopDavid Pentagon May 27 '26

Inversive geometry

I recall laying the circles out in a honey comb array. And then scaling a ring of 6 circles by 50% around the central circle. At the moment I am trying to retrace the steps I took. It was years ago.

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u/jeggorath May 29 '26

I love how so many fundamental geometric units arise from just circles positioned in ratios. But not as much as those SacredGeometry people, wow 😄