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The '''Snub hexagonal model''' <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.108.165502 E. Edlund, O. Lindgren, and M. Nilsson Jacobi "Chiral Surfaces Self-Assembling in One-Component Systems with Isotropic Interactions", Physical Review Letters '''108''' 165502 (2012)]</ref> consists of an isotropic [[Intermolecular pair potential | pairwise interaction]] which leads to | The '''Snub hexagonal model''' <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.108.165502 E. Edlund, O. Lindgren, and M. Nilsson Jacobi "Chiral Surfaces Self-Assembling in One-Component Systems with Isotropic Interactions", Physical Review Letters '''108''' 165502 (2012)]</ref> consists of an isotropic [[Intermolecular pair potential | pairwise interaction]] which leads to the semiregular snub hexagonal tiling, which is chiral in nature. | ||
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The Snub hexagonal model [1] consists of an isotropic pairwise interaction which leads to the semiregular snub hexagonal tiling, which is chiral in nature.