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tetrahedron
tetrahedron is owned by
Raymond Puzio
,
evin290
,
Steve Cheng
,
bci1
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J. Pahikkala
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Raymond Puzio
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evin290
,
Steve Cheng
,
bci1
,
J. Pahikkala
. "tetrahedron" (version 12).
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(Geometry :: Finite geometry and special incidence structures :: Miscellaneous)
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Raymond Puzio
on 2005-04-02 15:29:47
As you can see, there are a lot of things which can be said about tetrahedra which are not special cases of general facts. Therefore, it is good for the tertrahedra to have their own special place.
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n-agons and polyhedrons
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Pedro A. Fernandez
on 2004-06-24 03:07:58
The definition of n-agons and polyhedrons can be exposed in only one entry. I don't see the utility to display so many entries for definitions that are analogous and, beside the point, trivial.
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Re: n-agons and polyhedrons
by Pedro Sanchez
on 2004-06-24 20:43:28