Triangulated triangular prism (EntityTopic, 13)

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The '''triangulated triangular prism''' is one of the [[non-CRF facets of CRF duals]] currently being studied by [[Keiji]].
The '''triangulated triangular prism''' is one of the [[non-CRF facets of CRF duals]] currently being studied by [[Keiji]].
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It has chiral biaxial symmetry C<sub>2</sub>, as can be envisioned by imagining rotating the figure around a line between the midpoints of the leftmost and rightmost edge in the above projection.
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It has [[chiral biaxial symmetry]] C<sub>2</sub>, as can be envisioned by imagining rotating the figure around a line between the midpoints of the leftmost and rightmost edge in the above projection.
When constructed using three edge lengths, ''a'', ''b'' and ''c'' from shortest to longest, it has two [[kite]]s ''aabb'', two isosceles triangles ''abb'' and two isosceles triangles ''bbc''. If ''a'' = ''b'' (turning the kites into squares) then the two ''bbc'' triangles become coplanar and form a [[square]]; if the edge between them is removed a non-uniform [[triangular prism]] results.
When constructed using three edge lengths, ''a'', ''b'' and ''c'' from shortest to longest, it has two [[kite]]s ''aabb'', two isosceles triangles ''abb'' and two isosceles triangles ''bbc''. If ''a'' = ''b'' (turning the kites into squares) then the two ''bbc'' triangles become coplanar and form a [[square]]; if the edge between them is removed a non-uniform [[triangular prism]] results.
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 12 March 2016

The triangulated triangular prism is one of the non-CRF facets of CRF duals currently being studied by Keiji.

Here is a projection based off its appearance in a projection of the trixylodiminished hydrochoron:

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It has chiral biaxial symmetry C2, as can be envisioned by imagining rotating the figure around a line between the midpoints of the leftmost and rightmost edge in the above projection.

When constructed using three edge lengths, a, b and c from shortest to longest, it has two kites aabb, two isosceles triangles abb and two isosceles triangles bbc. If a = b (turning the kites into squares) then the two bbc triangles become coplanar and form a square; if the edge between them is removed a non-uniform triangular prism results.

Incidence matrix

Dual: Self-dual

#TXIDVaVbVcEaEbEcEdEeEf3a3b4aTypeName
0 Va = point ;
1 Vb = point ;
2 Vc = point ;
3 Ea 200 = digon ;
4 Eb 101 = digon ;
5 Ec 011 = digon ;
6 Ed 101 = digon ;
7 Ee 110 = digon ;
8 Ef 020 = digon ;
9 3a 111001110 = triangle ;
10 3b 201110100 = triangle ;
11 4a 121011011 = square ;
12 C1a 222122221222 = triangulated triangular prism ;

Usage as facets