Penrosian

Example:Many modern art installations use Penrosian tilings as a visually striking feature.

Definition:A type of aperiodic tiling discovered by mathematician Roger Penrose that covers the plane but never repeats its pattern due to the presence of two shapes - a "darts" and a "kites"- which follow specific rules of connection.

Example:In some theoretical physics papers, Penrosian universes are considered as possible models for understanding the structure of space-time.

Definition:An interpretation or model of the universe that reflects the complex and non-repetitive patterns seen in Penrosian tilings.