- 3-
orthoschemes,
three left-handed and
three right-handed (one of each at each cube face), and
cubes can fill space, so the
characteristic 3-
orthoscheme...
- also be
orthoschemes. The 120
congruent 4-
orthoschemes of the
regular 5-cell
occur in two mirror-image forms, 60 of each. Each 4-
orthoscheme is cell-bonded...
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Sydler and Børge
Jessen studied orthoschemes extensively in
connection with Hilbert's
third problem.
Orthoschemes, also
called path-simplices in the...
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these characteristic orthoschemes surrounding the octahedron's center.
Three left-handed
orthoschemes and
three right-handed
orthoschemes meet in each of the...
- Hugo
Hadwiger that
every simplex can be
dissected into
orthoschemes,
using a
number of
orthoschemes bounded by a
function of the
dimension of the simplex...
-
necessary to
contain the
original Hadwiger's
conjecture on
dissection into
orthoschemes Hadwiger–Nelson
problem on the
chromatic number of unit
distance graphs...
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Dissection of a cube into
orthoschemes. In the cube, each new edge
introduced in this
dissection is
surrounded by
dihedral angles that sum to π {\displaystyle...
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bounded by
regular tetrahedron cells,
their characteristic 5-cells (4-
orthoschemes) are
different tetrahedral pyramids, all
based on the same characteristic...
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Euclidean simplex in
terms of its
dihedral angles, and the Schläfli
orthoscheme, a
special simplex with a path of right-angled dihedrals, come from Schläfli's...
- its
symmetry group F4, by
reflection of that 4-
orthoscheme in its own
cells (which are 3-
orthoschemes). The 24-cell is not only the 24-octahedral-cell...
