- A
hexahedron (pl.:
hexahedra or hexahedrons) or ****ahedron (pl.: ****ahedra or ****ahedrons) is any
polyhedron with six faces. A cube, for example, is a...
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unstructured hexahedral grid on a
general 3D
solid model. "Plastering" is a 3D
version of Paving,[citation needed] but it has
difficulty in
forming hexahedral elements...
- m****cripts. Two
large geometric volumes, a
reverse cone and a
simple hexahedral shape, form
Museum 1.
Mario Botta utilized terra cotta bricks on the building's...
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surrounding a vertex, the tesseract's edge-first
projection consists of 3
hexahedral volumes surrounding an edge. Just as the
nearest vertex of the cube is...
- to the
square antiprism. This
shape has been used as a test case for
hexahedral mesh generation,
simplifying an
earlier test case
posited by mathematician...
- the
incompressible Navier-Stokes
equations on 2D
quadrilateral and 3D
hexahedral meshes. Nek5000 was
awarded the 1999
Gordon Bell
Prize and a 2016 R&D...
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symmetry and
reduces it to
monoclinic symmetry. However, the
original hexahedral symmetry is
discernible in the
pseudohexagonal character of
biotite crystals...
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found underwater, with gold wire
rings used as
small change and a
large hexahedral goldpiece. Also
found was a
bronze cauldron with a
level of craftsmanship...
- hex or a brick. For the same cell amount, the
accuracy of
solutions in
hexahedral meshes is the highest. The
pyramid and
triangular prism zones can be considered...
- rectangles;
Frusta obtained by
truncation of a pyramid; Quadrilateral-faced
hexahedral prismatoids:
Parallelepipeds – six
parallelogram faces Rhombohedrons –...
