Divisions of 3 are carried out through several generations. Each one is subdivided by 2, also through several generations. The result is 3 equal non-selfsimilar thirds. | The opposite of the above scheme: divisions of 2 are carried out, each generation being subdivided by 3. The result is 2 equal non-selfsimilar halves. |
The sum of the two above schemes. The shape is not self-similar. |