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Semi-Regular Polyhedra

Vladimir Rovenski

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In Chapter 18 we recall how to construct Archimedean solids via transformations of Platonic solids (Section 18.1), and we present programs (Section 18.2) to plot them by coordinates of vertices (in a way that is similar to programs for the Platonic solids but with some additional calculations and also difficult preparatory work with the lists of vertices in the faces).

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In Chapter 18 we recall how to construct Archimedean solids via transformations of Platonic solids (Section 18.1), and we present programs (Section 18.2) to plot them by coordinates of vertices (in a way that is similar to programs for the Platonic solids but with some additional calculations and also difficult preparatory work with the lists of vertices in the faces).

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In Chapter 18 we recall how to construct Archimedean solids via transformations of Platonic solids (Section 18.1), and we present programs (Section 18.2) to plot them by coordinates of vertices (in a way that is similar to programs for the Platonic solids but with some additional calculations and also difficult preparatory work with the lists of vertices in the faces).

Key concepts: Polyhedron, Section (typography), Construct (python library), Combinatorics, Mathematics, Theoretical physics, Physics, Computer science

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