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• Platonic solids
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Essays Regular Polytope]]> == The Regular Polyhedra ==
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• Polytope
  ...dimensional polytopes. Polytopes are grouped by their dimension into the ''polygons'', ''polyhedra'', ''polychora'', ''polytera'', ''polypeta'', etc. ...exed by their [[Bowers acronym]] or [[Kana mnemonic]]. See also [[Table of regular polytopes by elemental name]] and [[List of uniform polychora]].
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• Hexagon
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats 2D Regular Polytope] [alt [[freebase:0g85j]] [[wikipedia:Hexagon]]]]> ...d polygon. It is also the truncated [[triangle]]. It is one of the regular polygons that can tile the plain.
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• Xylochoron
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats 4D Regular Polytope]]> ...r, convex, [[self-dual]] polytope that isn't also a [[simplex]], besides [[regular]] [[polygon]]s in 2D. A self-dual polytope is one where if you reverse the
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• Triangle
  Triangles are one of the three regular polygons that can tile the plain, forming the [[triangular tiling]].
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• Duoprism
  A '''duoprism''' is the Cartesian product of two polygons. In other words, it is the set of all combinations of points (w,x,y,z) wher The duoprism is convex if the two source polygons are convex.
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• SSC2
  === Regular polygons === [[Regular polygon]]s are written in the form Gx, where x is the number of vertices in
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• Dimensional Features Summary
  ...re there are an infinite number of [[regular polytope]]s; in this case the regular [[polygon]]s. *There are only five regular polytopes in this dimension.
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• CRF
  * All its 2-dimensional elements are [[regular polygon]]s. All regular and uniform polytopes in all dimensions are CRF.
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