Geopeton (EntityTopic, 20)
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== Geometry == | == Geometry == |
Revision as of 09:59, 17 September 2007
Geometry
A hexacube, also known as a regular dodecapeton is a special case of the prism where the base is a pentacube.
Equations
- Variables:
l ⇒ length of the edges of the hexacube
- All points (x, y, z, w, φ, σ) that lie on the surpeton of a hexacube will satisfy the following equation:
Unknown
- The hypervolumes of a hexacube are given by:
total edge length = 192l
total surface area = 240l2
total surcell volume = 160l3
surteron bulk = 60l4
surpeton pentavolume = 12l5
hexavolume = l6
- The pentaplanar cross-sections (n) of a hexacube are:
[!x, !y, !z, !w, !φ, !σ] ⇒ pentacube of side (l)
Net
The net of a hexacube is a pentacube surrounded by ten more pentacubes, with one more pentacube added to one of these.
Notable Hexashapes | |
pyropeton • aeropeton • geopeton • square cubic truncatriate |
?. Unknown | ?. [xyzwφσ] Hexacube | ?. [<xy>zwφσ] Narrow hexacube |
List of bracketopes |