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    The document discusses the seven frieze groups (F1-F7) classified by mathematician John Conway. F1 contains only translations and is called a "HOP". F2 contains translations and glide reflections, called a "STEP". F3 contains translations and vertical reflections, called a "SIDLE". F4 contains translations and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING HOP". F5 contains translations, glide reflections and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING SIDLE". F6 contains translations and horizontal reflections, called a "JUMP". F7 contains all symmetries and is called a "SPINNING JUMP".

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    The document discusses the seven frieze groups (F1-F7) classified by mathematician John Conway. F1 contains only translations and is called a "HOP". F2 contains translations and glide reflections, called a "STEP". F3 contains translations and vertical reflections, called a "SIDLE". F4 contains translations and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING HOP". F5 contains translations, glide reflections and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING SIDLE". F6 contains translations and horizontal reflections, called a "JUMP". F7 contains all symmetries and is called a "SPINNING JUMP".

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    The document discusses the seven frieze groups (F1-F7) classified by mathematician John Conway. F1 contains only translations and is called a "HOP". F2 contains translations and glide reflections, called a "STEP". F3 contains translations and vertical reflections, called a "SIDLE". F4 contains translations and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING HOP". F5 contains translations, glide reflections and half-turn rotations, called a "SPINNING SIDLE". F6 contains translations and horizontal reflections, called a "JUMP". F7 contains all symmetries and is called a "SPINNING JUMP".

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    The first frieze group, F1, contains only translation symmetries.

    Mathematician John Conway


    created names that relate to footsteps for each of the frieze groups. According to Conway, F1 is
    also called a HOP.

    Mosaic Border
    Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos
    Cordoba, Spain
    The second frieze group, F2, contains translation and glide reflection symmetries. According to
    Conway, F2 is called a STEP.

    The third frieze group, F3, contains translation and vertical reflection symmetries. Conway
    named F3 a SIDLE.

    Tile Frieze
    Palacio de Velazquez
    Parque de Retiro
    Madrid, Spain
    The fourth frieze group, F4, contains translation and rotation (by a half-turn) symmetries.
    According to Conway, F4 is called a SPINNING HOP.

    Meander Frieze
    San Giorgio Maggiore
    Venice, Italy
    The fifth frieze group, F5, contains translation, glide reflection and rotation (by a half-turn)
    symmetries. Conway calls F5 a SPINNING SIDLE.

    Mosaic
    Nuestra Senora de la Almundena
    Madrid, Spain
    The sixth frieze group, F6, contains translation and horizontal reflection symmetries. Conway
    named F6 a JUMP.

    Ceiling
    Mezquita
    Cordoba, Spain
    Finally, the seventh frieze group, F7, contains all symmetries (translation, horizontal & vertical
    reflection, and rotation). According to Conway, F7 is named a SPINNING JUMP.

    Back of a Bench
    Banos de la Maria de Padilla
    Reales Alcazares
    Seville, Spain

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