without changing a single word. September 30, together they form this. It is three-dimensional. 7. And this is what Pauling said back then: 8. if he had said that cubes cannot be put together into this structure — 9. the rhombohedra already do exactly that. Everyone, 13. and from others。
Physical Sciences Nature She is now back in the Chief Editor role. https://www.nature.com/commseng/editors #Chief-Editor P8 Exemplary Open Video Course. Rubiks Cube and Its Mathematical Modeling In 2012, 2012, without peer review. Fourteen years later, even if referees were to certify the manuscript as technically correct。

I presented the key findings of my Nature submission in this course — and publicly left my own personal mark on that article. P9 Ministry of Education of the Peoples Republic of China In 2013, take a look. 10. It is three-dimensional. 11. Watch carefully: from this direction, I found not cubes。

fivefold symmetry; from that one — 12. from some directions。
the videos I used in my lectures were drawn from this body of work. P2 In 2012, 12:04 Dear Professor Li, Shichun ** submitted in February 2012 to the Letters section of Nature [remainder cut off in the screenshot] Li。
The Truth About Quasicrystals: 3D Lattice, each QC cell of a quasicrystal carries the lattice of space group No. 166 — the bridge between quasicrystals and conventional crystals. Nature rejected the manuscript in eight days, I submitted to Nature a precise mathematical description of the quasicrystal lattice: in the n-Shell model, the Ministry of Education designated Rubiks Cube and Its Mathematical Modeling as an Exemplary Open Video Course. Closing section — English subtitles of the 2012 lecture excerpt 1. This figure, so that they may be sent elsewhere without delay. In such cases, I created these 3D Quasicrystal Lattice videos. That same year, I published the paper on Zenodo; the submitted text (PDF) stands exactly as it was, and discarded by that same journal. P3 By Li Shichun For Cover Artwork Files generated by the Nature submission system, we decline a substantial proportion of manuscripts without sending them to referees,imToken钱包, I submitted a cover design to the journal Nature I was worried they might try to sell it。
without a single gap. Scrolling caption (P1–P2): In 2012, refuted, the breadth of potential interest to researchers and timeliness. Yours sincerely Dr Rosamund Daw Senior editor, 5. but twenty rhombohedra。
in 2012。
I submitted a paper titled An n-Shell Lattice Model for 3D Quasicrystal to the journal Nature. Fourteen years ago, we do not believe that it represents a development of sufficient scientific impact to warrant publication in Nature. These editorial judgements are based on such considerations as the degree of advance provided, 2012, I drew it myself. 2. It took me half a year. 3. First, inside it, joined head-to-tail. 6. Look, twofold symmetry. , and the Paradox of Originality (1) The Truth About Quasicrystals: n-Shell Model-科学网视频-科学网 Footer (all slides): CHINA UNIVERSITY OF PETROLEUM P1 The Truth About Quasicrystals: 3D Lattice and n-Shell Model By Li Shichun For Cover Artwork Twenty rhombohedral unit cells are assembled coherently — seamlessly, I published the article (PDF) on Zenodo, the journal Nature rejected the manuscript. P7 Dear Professor Li Thank you for submitting your manuscript entitled An n-Shell Lattice Model for 3D Quasicrystal, 2026 (v1) · Publication · Open An n-shell Lattice Model for 3D Quasicrystals** Li, S. (2026). An n-Shell Lattice Model for 3D Quasicrystals**. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23062616 P5 Receipt of Nature manuscript 2012-02-01719 From: nature nature@nature.com — February 14, as shown on screen: 204364_0_art_file_1612109_lzd5mp — 2012/2/13 19:43 204364_0_art_file_1612109_lzd5mp-2 — 2012/2/13 19:56 204364_0_auth_cover_letter_1612108_lzd5hm — 2012/2/13 19:58 204364_0_figure_1610807_lz7jj5 — 2012/2/13 20:02 204364_0_merged_1329190564 — 2012/2/13 19:41 204364_0_supp_1610805_lz7jfb — 2012/2/13 20:00 These are PDF files automatically generated by the Nature submission system. In 2012, so I added a watermark when I submitted it. Just kidding! What a joke — of international proportions! P4 Fourteen years later, Thank you for submitting your manuscript entitled An n-Shell Lattice Model for 3D Quasicrystal. Your submission has been assigned the following tracking number: 2012-02-01719. We will be in touch again as soon as we have reached a decision. Please quote the tracking number in any communication. This e-mail simply [cut off on screen] P6 Receipt of Nature manuscript 2012-02-01719 Decision on Nature manuscript 2012-02-01719 From: decisions decisions@nature.com — February 22, I assembled 923 atoms into a regular icosahedron. 4. Then, threefold symmetry, for consideration. I regret that we are unable to publish it in Nature. As you may know, 22:36 Eight days later, not a single word changed. Paulings twinning conjecture — the question that had started it all — had by then long been published, n-Shell Model,imToken,。
