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CJ4.6 is a [[CRF polychoron]] [[crown jewel]] discovered by [[student91]] on February 18, 2014. It is a modification of the cantellated 600-cell, where 30 icosidodecahedra are replaced by [[bilunabirotunda]]e (J91), with the resulting non-CRF parts substituted by CRF patches containing 12 rosettes of 5 hexagonal prisms alternating with 5 truncated tetrahedra encircling pillars of pentagonal prisms capped by pentagonal rotundae.
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D4.6 is a [[bilbirothawroid]] discovered by [[student91]] on February 18, 2014. It is a modification of the [[hydrocantichoron]] o5x3o3x, where 30 [[rhodomesohedra]] are replaced by [[bilunabirotunda]]e (J91), with the resulting non-CRF parts substituted by CRF patches containing 12 rosettes of 5 [[hexagonal prism]]s alternating with 5 [[truncated tetrahedra]] encircling pillars of [[pentagonal prism]]s capped by [[pentagonal orthocupolarotunda]]e.
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==Projections==
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Its construction is as follows: delete the vertices from o5x3o3x of edge length&nbsp;2, whose first coordinate is less than the Golden Ratio φ or is equal to 2, then push the remaining vertices together (i.e., if the first coordinate is ≥φ then subtract φ; if it's ≤-φ then add φ). The vertices whose original first coordinates were φ become coincident. Then new points x5o3A are added with first coordinates ±1, where A=6φ. These modifications of o5x3o3x cause a reduction of its equatorial cells into 30 bilunabirotunda (J91s) in icosahedral symmetry, with the 12 gaps between them filled by circles of alternating hexagonal prisms and truncated tetrahedra surrounding a pentagonal prism with pentagonal orthocupolarotundae above and below it. Twelve of the o5x3o's near the equatorial layer are truncated into pentagonal rotundae, and a number of [[stauromesohedra]] become [[triangular cupola]]e.
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== Projections ==
Side-view showing equatorial cells:
Side-view showing equatorial cells:
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Top-view showing 12 of the 24 pentagonal orthocupolarotunda cells:
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Side-view showing pentagonal orthocupolarotunda cells:
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== Software models ==
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*[[Stella4D]] [http://hddb.teamikaria.com/dl/K5JJP2HQ9F54T8K231H9YJNWS3.off .off file]
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*[[Polyview]] [http://hddb.teamikaria.com/dl/NTZRJMB0Y6MFG677YQ53MD6RQC.def .def file]

Latest revision as of 18:40, 10 March 2014

D4.6 is a bilbirothawroid discovered by student91 on February 18, 2014. It is a modification of the hydrocantichoron o5x3o3x, where 30 rhodomesohedra are replaced by bilunabirotundae (J91), with the resulting non-CRF parts substituted by CRF patches containing 12 rosettes of 5 hexagonal prisms alternating with 5 truncated tetrahedra encircling pillars of pentagonal prisms capped by pentagonal orthocupolarotundae.

Its construction is as follows: delete the vertices from o5x3o3x of edge length 2, whose first coordinate is less than the Golden Ratio φ or is equal to 2, then push the remaining vertices together (i.e., if the first coordinate is ≥φ then subtract φ; if it's ≤-φ then add φ). The vertices whose original first coordinates were φ become coincident. Then new points x5o3A are added with first coordinates ±1, where A=6φ. These modifications of o5x3o3x cause a reduction of its equatorial cells into 30 bilunabirotunda (J91s) in icosahedral symmetry, with the 12 gaps between them filled by circles of alternating hexagonal prisms and truncated tetrahedra surrounding a pentagonal prism with pentagonal orthocupolarotundae above and below it. Twelve of the o5x3o's near the equatorial layer are truncated into pentagonal rotundae, and a number of stauromesohedra become triangular cupolae.

Projections

Side-view showing equatorial cells:

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Top-view with highlighted equatorial cells:

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Top-view showing 12 of the 24 pentagonal orthocupolarotunda cells:

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Side-view showing pentagonal orthocupolarotunda cells:

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Software models