Table of kanihedra (Meta, 11)

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This table shows the three-dimensional [[kanitope]]s arranged by their [[polytope family|family]] and [[Dx number]].
This table shows the three-dimensional [[kanitope]]s arranged by their [[polytope family|family]] and [[Dx number]].
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Forms enclosed in parentheses are non-canonical forms, which duplicate other cells of the table. In 3D, this only occurs in the tetrahedral family.
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Forms enclosed in parentheses are non-canonical forms, which duplicate other cells of the table. In 3D, this only occurs in the tetrahedral family, due both to it being [[self-dual]] and to the tetrahedron being equivalent to the [[Demihypercube|demicube]].  
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Revision as of 16:33, 9 March 2011

This table shows the three-dimensional kanitopes arranged by their family and Dx number.

Forms enclosed in parentheses are non-canonical forms, which duplicate other cells of the table. In 3D, this only occurs in the tetrahedral family, due both to it being self-dual and to the tetrahedron being equivalent to the demicube.

Dx Coxeter-
Dynkin
Variance group Polyhedral family
Standard Conventional Tetrahedral Octahedral Icosahedral
1xooParentParentKt1Ko1Ki1
2oxoRectateRectate(Ko4)Ko2Ki2
3xxoTruncateTruncateKt3Ko3Ki3
4ooxBirectateDual(Kt1)Ko4Ki4
5xoxCantellateRect,rect(Ko2)Ko5Ki5
6oxxBitruncateDual,trunc(Kt3)Ko6Ki6
7xxxOmnitruncateRect,trunc(Ko6)Ko7Ki7
0oooSnubSnub(Ki4)Ko0Ki0