There is a post in this forum that shows how to create an Archimedean triskelion:
Parametric equations and specifications of a triskelion (triple spiral)
Nsp = 3; % Number of spirals
Nwh = 2; % Number of whirls in each spiral
a = 1; % Scale
dt = 0.0001;
hold on
for n = 0:(Nsp - 1)
x0 = a * cos(2 * pi * n / Nsp);
y0 = a * sin(2 * pi * n / Nsp);
t1 = 2 * pi * Nwh - pi / Nsp + pi / 2;
t2 = t1 + 2 * pi / Nsp;
c = a * sin(pi / Nsp) * 2 / pi / (1 + 4 * Nwh);
t = dt:dt:t2;
r = c * t;
x = x0 + r .* cos(t + 2 * pi * n / Nsp);
y = y0 + r .* sin(t + 2 * pi * n / Nsp);
plot(x, y, '.b')
inds = t <= t1;
t = t(inds);
r = r(inds);
x = x0 + r .* cos(t + pi + 2 * pi * n / Nsp);
y = y0 + r .* sin(t + pi + 2 * pi * n / Nsp);
plot(x, y, '.r')
end
xis equal
axis off
I am looking for the parametric form of a logarithmic triskelion, in case somebody could assist that would be of great help...
Thank you!