- In geometry, an
octahedron (pl.:
octahedra or octahedrons) is any
polyhedron with
eight faces. One
special case is the
regular octahedron, a Platonic...
- of
octahedra may be:
Compound of two
octahedra Compound of
three octahedra Also
Compound of
three triangular antiprisms Compound of four
octahedra More...
- The
compound of five
octahedra is one of the five
regular polyhedron compounds, and can also be seen as a stellation. It was
first described by Edmund...
- mathematics, the
compound of
three octahedra or
octahedron 3-compound is a
polyhedral compound formed from
three regular octahedra, all
sharing a
common center...
- The
compound of six
octahedra has two forms. One form is a
symmetric arrangement of 6
octahedra,
considered as
square bipyramid. It is a dual of a special...
-
vertices of the
Bricard octahedra. In his
publication describing these octahedra,
Bricard completely classified the
flexible octahedra. His work in this area...
-
truncated octahedra (or, equivalently,
bitruncated cubes). It has 4
truncated octahedra around each vertex.
Being composed entirely of
truncated octahedra, it...
- The
compound of four
octahedra is a
uniform polyhedron compound. It's
composed of a
symmetric arrangement of 4
octahedra,
considered as
triangular antiprisms...
- The
compound of
twenty octahedra is a
uniform polyhedron compound. It's
composed of a
symmetric arrangement of 20
octahedra (considered as
triangular antiprisms)...
- A. Jr (1999). "Figure 5.5:
Uniform space-filling
using only
truncated octahedra". Nanomedicine,
Volume I:
Basic Capabilities. Georgetown, Texas: Landes...
