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• Table of uniform polyhedra by Bowers acronym
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• Variance group
  ... polychora table, lists those names used in [[Wendy Krieger]]'s [[Table of uniform polychora by Bowers acronym|polychora table]].
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• Wythoff symbol
  '''Wythoff symbols''' are a way of describing [[uniform polyhedra]] by decorating the symbol of the ''Schwarz triangles''.
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• Square antiprism
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats 3D Uniform Polytope Antiprism]]> }}{{STS Uniform polytope
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• Triangular prism
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Triangle Prism 3D Tapertope Uniform Polytope] [alt [[freebase:087c5y]] [[wikipedia:Triangular_prism]]]]> }}{{STS Uniform polytope
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• Octahedral truncate
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats 3D Uniform Polytope]]> }}{{STS Uniform polytope
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• Polytope
  ...lytopes. Polytopes are grouped by their dimension into the ''polygons'', ''polyhedra'', ''polychora'', ''polytera'', ''polypeta'', etc. == Uniform polytope ==
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• Main Page
  **Uniform and CRF polytopes: ***[[List of uniform polychora]]
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• Icosahedron
  }}{{STS Uniform polytope == Relation to other polyhedra ==
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• Bowers acronym
  A '''Bowers acronym''' is the short word associated with some [[uniform polytope]]s. ...of uniform polyhedra by Bowers acronym|the polyhedra table]] or [[Table of uniform polychora by Bowers acronym|the polychora table]].
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• Conway symbol
  '''Conway polyhedron notation''' is used to describe [[polyhedron|polyhedra]] based on a seed polyhedron modified by various [[operator]]s. The seed polyhedra are the [[Platonic solid]]s, represented by their first letter of their nam
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• List of uniform polychora
  <[#ontology [kind meta] [cats 4D Uniform Polytope]]> ...mple data for each of the ([[convex]], [[Euclidean]], non-[[prismatic]]) [[uniform]] [[polychora]].
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• SSC3
  === Uniform polyhedra ===
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• Hexagonal prism
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Hexagon Prism 3D Uniform Polytope]]> }}{{STS Uniform polytope
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• Octagonal prism
  <[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Octagon Prism 3D Uniform Polytope]]> }}{{STS Uniform polytope
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• CRF polychora discovery project
  {{selfref|See also: [[List of convex regular-faced polyhedra]]}} ...and elongated/bi/gyro forms of the above), augmented polyhedra, diminished polyhedra and [[crown jewel]]s. We will use the same categorizations here.
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• CRFP4DP/Monostratic cupolic forms
  ...'cupolae'') in four dimensions. These are constructed by placing [[uniform polyhedra]] from the same [[symmetry group]] (except in one special case, the [[snubd
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• Segmentotope
  ...sseract]]). The full list can be obtained from [http://www.orchidpalms.com/polyhedra/segmentochora/artConvSeg_7.pdf Klitzing's paper] (PDF format). ... B are lower-dimensional polytopes. For segmentochora, A and B are usually polyhedra, although one of them can be lower-dimensional, as is the case with the [[w
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• Castellated rhodoperihedral prism
  ...) it is so named as it has similar structure to "real" prisms of [[uniform polyhedra]].
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• Wythoff polytope
  ...ntracting edges of a fully expanded polyhedron. For the octahedral-mirror polyhedra, the figure in question is the '''truncated cuboctahedron'''. The seven octahedral-mirror polyhedra are then derived by setting the vertex, edge or face edges to 0 or 1, as fo
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• Crown jewel
  ...pe|CRF polytope]]s with unique structures that cannot be obtained from the uniform polytopes or other simpler CRFs by simple "cut-and-paste" operations. ...sidered a crown jewel because it involves the non-obvious placement of two polyhedra of different symmetry groups in parallel hyperplanes.
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