side^level by side^level torus and add up what it covers. That operator has one family of modes, the waves e(<t, x> / side^level), and each one is stretched by a single number. Pick a frequency and watch its wave; the middle panel is the whole field of those numbers at once.>}
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foot={<>The design is the picker's plane code at its side and its residue base; the filled cells of its level-one tile are the digit set F, and the stencil at the level is every sum of level of them scaled by the powers of the side. The eigenvalue is a product over the digits, so the field |lambda| is level rescaled copies of one small transform multiplied together, which is why it repeats at every scale like the design itself. The middle panel reads the field at its per-level root, |lambda|^(1/level) / fill, the average size of one factor; the printed numbers are the raw ones. The same design stacked over its own scales is moire, turned on itself radial, and joined into a network whose Laplacian has its own spectrum on spectra; the same stencil run as a neighbourhood is mrlylife. Every eigenvalue, every count and every wave comes out of the crates through wasm; the page only draws.>}>
Proved On the torus (Z/side^level)^2 the mask operator (A x)(u) = sum over s in S_level of x(u + s) holds every character e(<t, x> / side^level) fixed in direction, with eigenvalue lambda(t) = prod over j < level of hat F(side^j t / side^level) where hat F(y) = sum over v in F of e(<v, y>), so lambda(0) = fill^level.