Selected figures from the moiré book (Vol. II)
Each of the following figures from the book is provided in two
different file formats: as a PostScript file, and as a PDF file. Both
formats should give precisely the same printed results.
Click on the highlighted "PS" or "PDF" indicator next to each of the
items below to download the corresponding PostScript or PDF file. Further
information on printing PostScript files is given
here; further information on printing PDF files
is given here.
For some of the figures the superposed layers are provided in separate files
that can be individually printed on transparencies. By superposing them
manually you will obtain a vivid illustration of the moiré dynamics
in the superposition.
For best visual results, lay the superposed transparencies on a light
table, or hold them against a distant white background (for example, you
may hold the superposed transparencies about 20 cm above a white sheet
of paper). Alternatively, you may print one of the layers on a white paper
and superpose on top of it the other layer, printed on a transparency.
(Note that even the slightest undulations in the superposed transparencies
may cause significant deformations in the resulting moiré shapes. These
deformations can be largely reduced by printing the superposed layers on the same
sheet of paper, but in this case the dynamic effect is obviously lost.)
These moiré figures accompany Vol. II of the book The Theory of
the Moiré Phenomenon by I. Amidror, published by Springer, 2007.
All the references below are made to this book.
Contents of this page:
A didactic downloadable moiré demonstration kit
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic dot screens under various linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.2(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 2.2(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.2(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(e)-(h) PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(e)-(h) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.3(e)-(h) - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of three dot screens:
- Download Figure 2.8 PS
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- Download Figure 2.8 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.8 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.8 - third layer only PS
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- The behaviour of Glass patterns between aperiodic dot screens under layer shifts:
- Download Figure 3.2 PS
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- Download Figure 3.2 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.2 - second layer only PS
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- The behaviour of moiré patterns between periodic dot screens under layer shifts:
- Download Figure 3.3 PS
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- Download Figure 3.3 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.3 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic dot screens under various non-linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 3.5 PS
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- Download Figure 3.5 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.5 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.13 PS
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- Download Figure 3.13 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.13 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.15 PS
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- Download Figure 3.15 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.15 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.16 PS
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- Download Figure 3.16 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.16 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.17 PS
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- Download Figure 3.17 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.17 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two structures consisting of text lines:
- Download Figure 3.23 PS
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- Download Figure 3.23 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 3.23 - second layer only PS
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- Examples of synthesized aperiodic layers that give in their superposition dot trajectories having a desired shape:
- Download Figure 4.13 PS
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- Download Figure 4.13 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 4.13 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic dot screens under non-linear layer transformations and layer shifts:
- Download Figure 5.1(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 5.1(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.1(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.1(e)-(h) PS
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- Download Figure 5.1(e)-(h) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.1(e)-(h) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(e)-(h) PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(e)-(h) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 5.9(e)-(h) - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic line gratings under various linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 6.1 PS
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- Download Figure 6.1 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.1 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.2 PS
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- Download Figure 6.2 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.2 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic line gratings under various non-linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 6.3 PS
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- Download Figure 6.3 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.3 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.6 PS
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- Download Figure 6.6 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.6 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.8 PS
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- Download Figure 6.8 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.8 - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.17 PS
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- Download Figure 6.17 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 6.17 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic or periodic dot screens, one consisting of "1"-shaped dots and the other consisting of tiny pinholes:
- Download Figure 7.1 PS
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- Download Figure 7.1 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 7.1 - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two aperiodic dot screens, one consisting of "2"-shaped dots and the other consisting of tiny pinholes, under non-linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 7.12(a) PS
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- Download Figure 7.12(a) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 7.12(a) - second layer only PS
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- Superposition of two periodic dot screens, one consisting of "2"-shaped dots and the other consisting of tiny pinholes, under non-linear layer transformations:
- Download Figure 7.12(b) PS
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- Download Figure 7.12(b) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 7.12(b) - second layer only PS
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- An example with 4 fixed points:
- Download Figure A.1 PS
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- Download Figure A.1 - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure A.1 - second layer only PS
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- Hybrid (1,-1)-moiré whose moiré bands have 2D intensity profiles, the case of aperiodic layers:
- Download Figure H.1(a) PS
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- Download Figure H.1(a) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure H.1(a) - second layer only PS
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- Hybrid (1,-1)-moiré whose moiré bands have 2D intensity profiles, the case of periodic layers:
- Download Figure H.1(b) PS
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- Download Figure H.1(b) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure H.1(b) - second layer only PS
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- Front cover figure:
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A star-shaped Glass pattern in the superposition of two slightly transformed copies of an
aperiodic dot screen. For more details see Problem 3-18 in the book.
- Download front cover figure - first dot screen only PS
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- Download front cover figure - second dot screen only PS
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- Back cover figures:
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Radial (or circular) dot trajectories in the superposition of two copies of an aperiodic
dot screen, where one of the two superposed layers has been slightly scaled (or slightly rotated).
These are parts (e) and (c), respectively, of Figure 2.1 in the book.
- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(a)-(d) - second layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) - first layer only PS
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- Download Figure 2.1(e)-(h) - second layer only PS
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