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I plot two square lattices where one of them is rotated by 30 degrees. The mathematicaMathematica command to generate them is

{GridGraph[{5, 5}], Rotate[GridGraph[{5, 5}], 30]}

{GridGraph[{5, 5}], Rotate[GridGraph[{5, 5}], 30]}

but I wonder whether it is possible to plot them right on top of each other to generate a Moire grid?

I plot two square lattices where one of them is rotated by 30 degrees. The mathematica command to generate them is

{GridGraph[{5, 5}], Rotate[GridGraph[{5, 5}], 30]}

but I wonder whether it is possible to plot them right on top of each other to generate a Moire grid?

I plot two square lattices where one of them is rotated by 30 degrees. The Mathematica command to generate them is

{GridGraph[{5, 5}], Rotate[GridGraph[{5, 5}], 30]}

but I wonder whether it is possible to plot them right on top of each other to generate a Moire grid?

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asked Aug 13, 2021 at 14:45

Plot two square lattices on top of one another

I plot two square lattices where one of them is rotated by 30 degrees. The mathematica command to generate them is

{GridGraph[{5, 5}], Rotate[GridGraph[{5, 5}], 30]}

but I wonder whether it is possible to plot them right on top of each other to generate a Moire grid?

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