Toroids with Regular Faces
Toroids with Regular Faces
This Demonstration shows five toroids: three with regular faces (equilateral triangles, squares, pentagons) and then two more, with faces compounded of multiple equilateral triangles or squares.
Details
Details
According to the MathWorld entry for Toroidal Polyhedron, the smallest known single-hole toroidal polyhedron made up of only equilateral triangles was found by Conway [1] and consists of 36 triangles. However, some adjacent triangles are coplanar.
References
References
[1] J. H. Conway. "RE: Polyhedra of Positive Genus." (Sep 23, 1997) groups.google.com/group/geometry.research/msg/70178885eb20c524.
[3] S. Werbeck, "Multiple Unit Constructions of Face-Connected Regular Dodecahedra: A Comparative Study of Simple and Complex Forms," Symmetry: Culture and Science, 11(1–4), 2000 pp. 393–403.
[4] L. Szilassi, "On Three Classes of Regular Toroids," Symmetry: Culture and Science, 11(1–4), 2000 pp. 317–335.
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Permanent Citation
Permanent Citation
Izidor Hafner
"Toroids with Regular Faces" from the Wolfram Demonstrations Project http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/ToroidsWithRegularFaces/
Published: April 18, 2016