Talk:Abstract polytope
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More precisely, an abstract polytope is a set of objects, supposed to represent the vertices, edges and so on &mdash the faces &mdash of the polytope. An "order" is imposed on the set, representing which vert
- Easy(haha)-to-understand Definition
- Origin of the study
- similar concepts
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- geometry, building
- important research activities / directions
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- amalgamation problem
- realisations
- locally toroidal, locally projective
--mike40033 03:09, 22 Dec 2004 (UTC)
I moved the comment about optimisation to the "Polytope" page from here, since it was obviously misplaced.
- Cale Gibbard
[edit] regular?
Is there any reason this article isn't named abstract regular polytope? It is redirected now. Are there studies of nonregular ones? Tom Ruen 07:27, 12 March 2007 (UTC)
