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Penrose Tile-like quasicrystal alloy

 Glass-like assemblage of a few standard-shaped parts yields what?
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—briancady413, Nov 26 2016

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       Broken glass-like pieces of the assemblage?
—Vernon, Nov 26 2016
   

       Google "quasicrystal" or "aperiodic crystal".
—MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 26 2016
   

       Bone - question devoid of an idea, unless I am missing something.
—xenzag, Nov 26 2016
   

       Without actually looking up the reference I read that there is an alloy of aluminum that exhibits aperiodic tiling.
—beanangel, Nov 28 2016
   


 

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