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'''D4.8.x''' is a class of four as yet unnamed [[CRF polychora]], with a common middle boundary. However, unlike any set of CRF polyhedra, this boundary is a [[skew polyhedron]], i.e. its vertices do not all lie in a common [[realm]]. The projection of this boundary is a rectified version of near-miss #22 listed on [http://www.orchidpalms.com/polyhedra/acrohedra/nearmiss/jsmn.htm this page]. There are four components that can be glued together: <span class='bad'>(not all elements are currently listed below)</span> | '''D4.8.x''' is a class of four as yet unnamed [[CRF polychora]], with a common middle boundary. However, unlike any set of CRF polyhedra, this boundary is a [[skew polyhedron]], i.e. its vertices do not all lie in a common [[realm]]. The projection of this boundary is a rectified version of near-miss #22 listed on [http://www.orchidpalms.com/polyhedra/acrohedra/nearmiss/jsmn.htm this page]. There are four components that can be glued together: <span class='bad'>(not all elements are currently listed below)</span> | ||
Revision as of 08:39, 10 March 2014
D4.8.x is a class of four as yet unnamed CRF polychora, with a common middle boundary. However, unlike any set of CRF polyhedra, this boundary is a skew polyhedron, i.e. its vertices do not all lie in a common realm. The projection of this boundary is a rectified version of near-miss #22 listed on this page. There are four components that can be glued together: (not all elements are currently listed below)
- A1 = tetrahedron + 4 J92's, found in the original D4.8
- B1 = octahedron + 4 J91's, found on the other side of the original D4.8
- A2 = truncated tetrahedron + 4 (inverted) J92's found in D4.8.2, as discovered by student5
- B2 = octahedron + 4 J92's, as described by student91
The A's and B's have matching boundaries in the shape of the aforementioned skew polyhedron, so either of the A's can be glued to either of the B's. So we have 4 combinations:
