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Polytopes in Euclidean n-space

December 1993

December 1993
29(11)

Authors:

Frank Michael Jackson

Matrix Logic Ltd, Brackley, United Kingdom

The paper refers to construction methods and ways to 2-dimensional representations of d-dimensional Euclidean polytopes. As examples, the d-cubes and regular d-simplices are taken into a more precise consideration. Moreover, formulae for metrical quantities of some special polytopes are derived. Reviewer: H.Martini (Chemnitz)

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