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Mathematical tools appropriate to analyse convex polyhedra
I am writing the terms "Explicit set of Tools" or the " Mathematical Tools" ; which means the mathematical machinary needed to enumerate face vectors associated with polyhedron, to calculate the combinatorial types.
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Mathematical tools appropriate to analyse convex polyhedra
Joseph Malkevitch's own AMS monthly column "Euler's Polyhedral Formula: PartII" is also a nice elaboration in this respect; but naming the explicit set of tools will be helpful.
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Mathematical tools appropriate to analyse convex polyhedra
Yes, Pete is right about its vagueness; my pupose is to count face vectors.
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Characterizing faces of 3-dimensional polyhedra. (Related to Victor Eberhard's Theorem [1890]:)
Indeed, Joseph Malkevitch's exposition "Euler's Polyhedral Formula: Part II" is a nice article in AMS archive. Comments on different directions of attack on the problem will be appreciated.
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Characterizing faces of 3-dimensional polyhedra. (Related to Victor Eberhard's Theorem [1890]:)
Ae there any latest developments and references on the criterion of the sequences (p3, p4, p5, ...) to be associated with the polyhedron ?
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