Runcinated snub demitesseract (EntityTopic, 13)
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| - | The '''runcinated snub demitesseract''' is a [[CRF polychoron]] derived from the [[snub demitesseract]] via [[Stott expansion]]. It is vertex transitive, but not uniform, thus it belongs to the class of [[scaliform]] polychora. It has 24 [[icosahedra]], 24 [[truncated tetrahedra]], 96 [[triangular cupola]]e, and 96 [[triangular prism]]s. It was discovered by [[Richard Klitzing]] in 2005. | + | The '''runcinated snub demitesseract''', also known as the '''prismatorhombato snub 24-cell''', is a [[CRF polychoron]] derived from the [[snub demitesseract]] via [[Stott expansion]]. It is vertex transitive, but not uniform, thus it belongs to the class of [[scaliform]] polychora. It has 24 [[icosahedra]], 24 [[truncated tetrahedra]], 96 [[triangular cupola]]e, and 96 [[triangular prism]]s. It was discovered by [[Richard Klitzing]] in 2005. |
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Revision as of 08:34, 27 March 2014
The runcinated snub demitesseract, also known as the prismatorhombato snub 24-cell, is a CRF polychoron derived from the snub demitesseract via Stott expansion. It is vertex transitive, but not uniform, thus it belongs to the class of scaliform polychora. It has 24 icosahedra, 24 truncated tetrahedra, 96 triangular cupolae, and 96 triangular prisms. It was discovered by Richard Klitzing in 2005.
Projections
Centered on icosahedron:
Coordinates
epacs<0, 1, phi, 3+phi> epacs<1, 2, phi^2, 2+phi>
