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KaleidocyclesInverting the Rhombic DodecahedronExpanding CubeVolume of the Regular Tetrahedron and Regular OctahedronHow Five-Petal Flowers Grow on a Rhombic Triacontahedron to Become a Rhombic Hexecontahedron
Kaleidocycles
Inverting the Rhombic Dodecahedron
Expanding Cube
Volume of the Regular Tetrahedron and Regular Octahedron
How Five-Petal Flowers Grow on a Rhombic Triacontahedron to Become a Rhombic Hexecontahedron
Filling a Regular Icosahedron with Infinitely Many Golden OctahedraFraming a Rhombic Dodecahedron with Regular OctahedraCubic Symmetry TypesSix-Piece Dissection of a Tetrahedron into Its Mirror ImageSnub Tetrahedron
Filling a Regular Icosahedron with Infinitely Many Golden Octahedra
Framing a Rhombic Dodecahedron with Regular Octahedra
Cubic Symmetry Types
Six-Piece Dissection of a Tetrahedron into Its Mirror Image
Snub Tetrahedron
Volume of a Cylindrical HoofDehn Invariant of Some Disjoint Unions of Polyhedra with Icosahedral SymmetryThe Volume of the Regular Octahedron Is Four Times the Volume of the Regular TetrahedronColoring Polyhedra with Four ColorsDehn Invariant of Some Disjoint Unions of Polyhedra with Octahedral Symmetry
Volume of a Cylindrical Hoof
Dehn Invariant of Some Disjoint Unions of Polyhedra with Icosahedral Symmetry
The Volume of the Regular Octahedron Is Four Times the Volume of the Regular Tetrahedron
Coloring Polyhedra with Four Colors
Dehn Invariant of Some Disjoint Unions of Polyhedra with Octahedral Symmetry
Universal CorkTwo Polyhedral Approximations of an OloidFive Toroidal Polyhedra and Their NetsInverting the Truncated OctahedronDissecting a Truncated Octahedron to a Rectangular Solid
Universal Cork
Two Polyhedral Approximations of an Oloid
Five Toroidal Polyhedra and Their Nets
Inverting the Truncated Octahedron
Dissecting a Truncated Octahedron to a Rectangular Solid

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