Beautiful Patterns Formed by Maurer Roses - Any Applications?

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Hi, I did this video using mathematica.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFxrHTfWegk
It shows different patterns formed by Maurer Roses, see description on youtube.

Does somebody know any application of this?
 
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Well... i don't know any "real world" use for it, but they are very very nice to watch!

You could add some color and some effects so it would became like that visualization effects of Winamp, that are incredibly cool to watch! :cool:

BTW the soundtrack is beautiful!
 

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