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• Polyhedron
  ...]]s. A polyhedron, in Euclidian geometry, must have at least four faces. A polyhedron of four sides is called a tetrahedron, six sides a hexahedron, eight sides The polygons bounding a polyhedron are known as faces; the line segments bounding the polygons are known as ed
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• Polyhedron/Definition
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• Polyhedron/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Polyhedron]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Euler characteristic/Definition
  ...number of [[Face (geometry)|faces]]; it is always equal to 2 for [[convex polyhedron|convex polyhedra]].
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• Polyhedral
  #REDIRECT [[Polyhedron]]
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• Polytope
  ...dimension a [[line segment]], 2 dimensions a [[polygon]], 3 dimensions a [[polyhedron]]. Polytopes of 4 dimensions are sometimes called [[polychorons]].
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• Prismatoid/Definition
  A polyhedron all of whose vertices lie in one of two parallel planes.
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• Prism (geometry)/Definition
  A polyhedron made of two congruent polygons connected with rectangles that correspond wi
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• Polyhedron
  ...]]s. A polyhedron, in Euclidian geometry, must have at least four faces. A polyhedron of four sides is called a tetrahedron, six sides a hexahedron, eight sides The polygons bounding a polyhedron are known as faces; the line segments bounding the polygons are known as ed
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• Polytope/Definition
  The analog to a polygon or polyhedron in any number of dimensions or a polytope in n dimensions is a figure bound
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• Vertex (geometry)
  ...ore [[line (Euclidean geometry)|lines]], generally in an angle, polygon or polyhedron. Vertices appear also in [[graph theory]] as basic elements of a [[graph]].
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• Platonic solid/Related Articles
  {{r|polyhedron}}
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• Prismatoid/Related Articles
  {{r|Polyhedron}}
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• Polyhedron/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Polyhedron]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Square (geometry)/Related Articles
  {{r|Polyhedron}}
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• Platonic solid
  are a family of five convex [[polyhedron|polyhedra]] by its position on the polyhedron.
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• Polygon/Related Articles
  {{r|Polyhedron}}
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• Prismatoid
  A '''prismatoid''' is a [[polyhedron]] where all the vertices lie in two parallel planes.
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• Prism (geometry)
  A '''prism''' is a [[polyhedron]] made of two congruent [[polygon]]s (called '''ends''') lying in parallel
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• Marching cubes/Related Articles
  {{r|Polyhedron}}
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• Crystal
  ...st space-filling polyhedron which repeats in the crystal structure, or the polyhedron which is bounded by the minimal translations which show translational symme
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• M. C. Escher
  ...and investigation of [[geometry|geometric]] themes of [[tessellation]], [[polyhedron|polyhedra]], [[non-euclidean geometry]], and [[perspective]].<ref>{{cite we
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• Johannes Kepler
  ...es then known) move on surfaces of spheres that envelop the five regular [[polyhedron]]s. By imposing the order, octahedron, icosahedron, dodecahedron, tetrahed
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