- Such a
zonotope is
called a space-tiling
zonotope. The
following classification of space-tiling
zonotopes is due to McMullen: The
zonotope Z {\displaystyle...
- are
zonotopes.
Another 34, or
twice 17, are
Minkowski sums of
zonotopes with the 24-cell,
itself the
simplest parallelotope that is not a
zonotope. Seventeen...
- topography, topology, toponomastics, toponym, toponymy, topos, utopia,
zonotope torn- turn,
rotate Latin from Gr****
tornare < τόρνος (tórnos) tornado,...
-
using the
geometric properties of
Brillouin zones and
their connection to
zonotopes. For example, a
hexagonal lattice can be
generated by the (integer) linear...
- Garber, A. I. (2012). "Belt
distance between facets of space-filling
zonotopes".
Mathematical Notes. 92 (3–4).
Pleiades Publishing Ltd: 345–355. arXiv:1010...
-
rhombicuboctahedron Eppstein (1996) Eppstein,
David (1996). "Zonohedra and
zonotopes".
Mathematica in
Education and Research. 5 (4): 15–21.
Coxeter Regular...
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domain Epigraph Hypograph John
ellipsoid Lens
Radial set/Algebraic
interior Zonotope Series Convex series related ((cs, lcs)-closed, (cs, bcs)-complete, (lower)...
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perpendicular unit-length line segments, and is
therefore an
example of a
zonotope. The 1-skeleton of a
hypercube is a
hypercube graph. A unit
hypercube of...
- S2CID 60482210. Combastel, C. (2003). "A
state bounding observer based on
zonotopes" (PDF). 2003
European Control Conference (ECC). pp. 2589–2594. doi:10...
- for
three dimensions, not all of them are
zonotopes. 17 of the four-dimensional
parallelotopes are
zonotopes, one is the
regular 24-cell, and the remaining...
