3D Visualization Model of the Regular Polytopes in Four and Higher Dimensions
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Carlo H. Séquin: 3D Visualization Model of the Regular Polytopes in Four and Higher Dimensions. In: Bridges 2002. Pages 37–48
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This paper presents a tutorial review of the construction of all regular polytopes in spaces of all possible dimensions . .It focusses on how to make instructive, 3-dimensional, physical visualization models for the polytopes of dimensions 4 through 6, using solid free-form fabrication technology.
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