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0/1-Polytopes in 3DSylvester's Four-Point ProblemTracing Card Paths during Perfect ShufflesHexagrammum MysticumPowered Clique Polyhedra
0/1-Polytopes in 3D
Sylvester's Four-Point Problem
Tracing Card Paths during Perfect Shuffles
Hexagrammum Mysticum
Powered Clique Polyhedra
Counting Lattice PathsEulerian Numbers versus Stirling Numbers of the First KindTetrahedron CentersThe Klein ConfigurationMeandric Systems
Counting Lattice Paths
Eulerian Numbers versus Stirling Numbers of the First Kind
Tetrahedron Centers
The Klein Configuration
Meandric Systems
Maximal Unit Lengths in 3DGolomb Rulers and Fibonacci SequencesReye's ConfigurationWheels of Powered TrianglesBoundary and Hole Detection
Maximal Unit Lengths in 3D
Golomb Rulers and Fibonacci Sequences
Reye's Configuration
Wheels of Powered Triangles
Boundary and Hole Detection
Parametrized Toroid with 42 FacesRealization of Heawood's Map on a Toroidal PolyhedronBiggest Little PolyhedronConsecutive Smooth NumbersThe Four-Runner Problem
Parametrized Toroid with 42 Faces
Realization of Heawood's Map on a Toroidal Polyhedron
Biggest Little Polyhedron
Consecutive Smooth Numbers
The Four-Runner Problem

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