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The Taylor polyhedra are the vertex-transitive polyhedra that are not included in the standard list of [[uniform polyhedra]]. 
 
Some are omitted because they include the double faces {<sup>2</sup>3},{<sup>2</sup>5/2 and {<sup>2</sup>5} that naturally result from the truncation of the inverse polygons {3/2} and {5/4} and the star polygon {5/2} respectively, all even denominator polygons.
 
Others are omitted because they include the cross polygon {4/2} and its double faced natural truncation {<sup>2</sup>4}, used to form the {4,4/2} family of cross polyhedra, analogous to the {5,5/2} family of star polyhedra.
 
Taken with the accepted uniform polyhedra, the Taylor polyhedra allow a more complete classification to emerge, without the peculiar gaps that currently exist within the uniform polyhedra.
 
These polyhedra generally have densities greater than 1, the tiling of the sphere that produces them taking place in multiple layers with several visits to any one vertex or edge
 
== List ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center"
! Name
! [[Wythoff symbol|Wythoff<br>symbol]]
! [[Schlafli symbol|Schl&auml;fli symbol]]
! Taylor reference
! Vertex figure
! Vertices
! Edges
! Faces by type
|-
| [[Quasitruncated tetrahedron]]
| 3&nbsp;2 &#124;<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{3’, 3}
| {3, <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;2{3,&nbsp;3}
| <sup>2</sup>3.<sup>2</sup>3.3
| 4&times;3
| 6&times;3
| 4&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>4&times;3
|-
| [[Quasitruncated dodecahedron]]
| 3&nbsp;2 &#124;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>4</sub>
| t{5’,&nbsp;3}
| {3,&nbsp;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;}+&nbsp;2{<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>,&nbsp;5}
| <sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub>.<sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub>.3
| 12&times;5
| 30&times;3
| 12&times;<sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub><br>20&times;3
|-
| [[Quasitruncated octahedron]]
| 4&nbsp;2 &#124;<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{3’,&nbsp;4}
| {4,&nbsp;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;2{3,&nbsp;4}
| <sup>2</sup>3.<sup>2</sup>3.4
| 6&times;4
| 12&times;3
| 8&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>6&times;4
|-
| [[Quasitruncated icosahedron]]
| 5&nbsp;2 &#124;<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{3’,&nbsp;5}
| {5,&nbsp;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;2{3,&nbsp;5}
| <sup>2</sup>3.<sup>2</sup>3.5
| 12&times;5
| 30&times;3
| 20&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>12&times;5
|-
| [[Triquasitruncated octahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;2&nbsp;3&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3'\atop3}\right\}</math>
| [2.4a]
| <sup>2</sup>3.6.4
| 12&times;2
| 12&times;2<br>12&times;1
| 4&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>4&times;6<br>6&times;4
|-
| [[Pentaquasitruncated icosidodecahedron]]
| 3&nbsp;2&nbsp;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>4</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{5'\atop3}\right\}</math>
| [2.4d]
| <sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub>.6.4
| 60&times;2
| 60&times;2<br>60&times;1
| 12&times;<sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub><br>20&times;6<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Triquasitruncated cuboctahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;2&nbsp;4&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3'\atop4}\right\}</math>
| [2.4b]
| <sup>2</sup>3.8.4
| 24&times;2
| 24&times;2<br>24&times;1
| 8&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>6&times;8<br>12&times;4
|-
| [[Triquasitruncated icosidodecahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;2&nbsp;5&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3'\atop5}\right\}</math>
| [2.4e]
| <sup>2</sup>3.10.4
| 60&times;2
| 60&times;2<br>60&times;1
| 20&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>12&times;10<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated icosidodecahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;2&nbsp;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>4</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3'\atop5'}\right\}</math>
| [2.4f]
| <sup>2</sup>3.<sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub>.4
| 20&times;6
| 60&times;3
| 12&times;<sup>2</sup>5/<sub>2</sub><br>20&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated cuboctahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;2&nbsp;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>3</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3'\atop4'}\right\}</math>
| [2.4c]
| <sup>2</sup>3.<sup>8</sup>/<sub>3</sub>.4
| 24&times;2
| 24&times;2<br>24&times;1
| 6&times;<sup>8</sup>/<sub>3</sub><br>8&times;<sup>2</sup>3<br>12&times;4
|-
| [[Quasirhombicosidodecahedron]]
| <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&nbsp;5&nbsp;&#124;2
| r'<math>\left\{{3\atop5}\right\}</math>
| [2.4h]
| 4.3/<sub>2</sub>.4.5
| 20&times;3
| 60&times;2
| 12&times;5<br>20&times;3<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Quasisnub dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasisnub tetrahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasisnub octahedron]]
|-
| [[Small quasidodecicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double octahedron]]
|-
| [[Double tetrahemihexahedron]]
|-
| [[Small quasirhombidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Stella octangula]]
| 3&#124; <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub> 3
|
| [1.4a]
| 3.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.3.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.3.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 8
| 24
| 8&times;3<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
|-
| [[Inscribed tetrahedron]]
| 3&#124; <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub> 3
|
| {3,&nbsp;<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;{3,&nbsp;3}
| 3.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.3.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.3.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 4
| 6&times;2
| 4&times;3<br>4&times;3
|-
| [[Inscribed octahedron]]
| 4&#124; <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub> 4
|
| {4,&nbsp;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;{3,&nbsp;4}
| 4.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 6
| 12&times;2
| 6&times;4<br>8&times;3
|-
| [[Inscribed icosahedron]]
| 5&#124; <sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub> 5
|
| {5,&nbsp;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}&nbsp;+&nbsp;{3,&nbsp;5}
| 5.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.5.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.5.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.5.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.5.<sup>3</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 12
| 30&times;2
| 12&times;5<br>20&times;3
|-
| [[Truncated stella octangula]]
| 3 <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub> &#124;3
|
| [1.4b]
| 3.6.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.6
| 24
| 48
| 8&times;3<br>8&times;6<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated inscribed tetrahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated small ditrigonal icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated inscribed icosahedron]]
|-
| [[Double stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Small quasicosicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double tetrahemihexahedron]]
|-
| [[Octaoctahedron]]
|-
| [[Snub inscribed tetrahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Octahedron]]''
|-
| [[Snub stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Snub inscribed octahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Cuboctahedron]]''
|-
| [[Snub inscribed icosahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Icosidodecahedron]]''
|-
| [[Quasisnub stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Quasisnub icosicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double tetrahemihexahedron]]
|-
| [[Retrosnub stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Inscribed octahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasisnub inscribed octahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Inscribed octahedron]]''
|-
| [[Quasiquasisnub inscribed icosahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Inscribed icosahedron]]''
|-
| [[Inscribed small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Inscribed dodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Inscribed icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Inscribed great icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double inscribed icosahedron]]<br>''listed as [[Inscribed icosahedron]]'
|-
| [[Quasicosidodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Inscribed small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasisnub icosidodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great hexahedron]]
| <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&#124; 2 4
| {4,<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}
| [1.3a]
| 4.4.4.4
| 6
| 12
| 6&times;4
|-
| [[Stellated hexahedron]]
| 4&#124; 2&nbsp;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| {<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>,4}
| [1.3d]
| <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 6
| 12
| 6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
 
|-
| [[Truncated great hexahedron]]
| <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub> 2 &#124;4
| t{4,<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}
| [1.3b]
| 8.8.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 24
| 36
| 6&times;8<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
|-
| [[Truncated stellated hexahedron]]
| 4 2 &#124;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>,4}
| [1.3e]<br>3{4,3}
| <sup>2</sup>4.<sup>2</sup>4.4
| 8&times;3
| 12&times;3
| 6&times;<sup>2</sup>4<br>6&times;4
|-
| [[Truncated small stellated dodecahedron]]
| 5 2 &#124;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>,5}
| 3{5,3}
| <sup>2</sup>5.<sup>2</sup>5.5
| 20&times;3
| 30&times;3
| 12&times;<sup>2</sup>5<br>12&times;5
|-
| [[Truncated great stellated dodecahedron]]
| 3 2 &#124;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| t{<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>,3}
| {3,5} + 2{5,<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>}
| <sup>2</sup>5.<sup>2</sup>5.3
| 12&times;5
| 30&times;3
| 12&times;<sup>2</sup>5<br>20&times;3
|-
| [[Hexahexahedron]]
| 2&#124; 4 <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| <math>\left\{{4\atop4/2}\right\}</math>
| [1.3f]
| 4.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| 12
| 24
| 6&times;4<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
|-
| [[Truncated hexahexahedron]]
| 4 2 <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{4\atop4/2}\right\}</math>
| [1.3g]<br>[2.4m]
| 8.<sup>2</sup>4.4
| 24&times;2
| 24&times;2<br>24&times;1
| 6&times;8<br>6&times;<sup>2</sup>4<br>12&times;4
|-
| [[Truncated dodecadodecahedron]]
| 5 2 <sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{5\atop5/2}\right\}</math>
| [2.4j]
| 10.<sup>2</sup>5.4
| 60&times;2
| 60&times;2<br>60&times;1
| 12&times;10<br>12&times;<sup>2</sup>5<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Truncated great icosidodecahedron]]
| 3 2 <sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>&#124;
| t<math>\left\{{3\atop5/2}\right\}</math>
| [2.4g]
| 6.<sup>2</sup>5.4
| 60&times;2
| 60&times;2<br>60&times;1
| 20&times;6<br>12&times;<sup>2</sup>5<br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Rhombihexahexahedron]]
| 4 <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub> &#124;2
| r<math>\left\{{4\atop4/2}\right\}</math>
| [1.3i]
| 4.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.4
| 24
| 48
| 6&times;4<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub><br>12&times;4
|-
| [[Great rhombicosidodecahedron]]
| 3 <sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub> &#124;2
| r<math>\left\{{3\atop5/2}\right\}</math>
| 4.<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.4.3
| 20&times;3
| 60&times;2
| 20&times;3<br>12&times;<sup>5</sup>/<sub>2</sub><br>30&times;4
|-
| [[Snub hexahexahedron]]
| &#124;4 2 <sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>
| s<math>\left\{{4\atop4/2}\right\}</math>
| [1.3j]
| 3.<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub>.3.3.4
| 24
| 60
| 6&times;4<br>6&times;<sup>4</sup>/<sub>2</sub><br>24&times;3
|-
| [[Quasitruncated great hexahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasitruncated great dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasitruncated great icosahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasitruncated hexahexahedron]]
|-
| [[Truncated hexahexahedron]]
|-
| [[Pentaquasitruncated dodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Triquasitruncated great icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated great icosdodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated dodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasirhombidodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Small quasisnub icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Rhombihexahedron]]
|-
| [[Great quasidodecicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great quasirhombidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasirhombicosahedron]]
|-
| [[Double stellated hexahedron]]
|-
| [[Double great dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double hexahexahedron]]
|-
| [[Double dodecadodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double truncated stellated hexahedron]]
|-
| [[Double truncated great dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated great ditrigonal icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double quasitruncated small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Quasiquasitruncated inscribed small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Double Dodecadodecahedron2|Double Dodecadodecahedron 2]]<br>''This differs from the [[double dodecadodecahedron]] in that the pentagrams are two-fold''
|-
| [[Great quasicosicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Triple stella octangula]]
|-
| [[Triple inscribed icosahedron]]
|-
| [[Triple small ditrigonal icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great quasisnub icosicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Triple great ditrigonal icosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great retrosnub icosicosidodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Triple inscribed small stellated dodecahedron]]
|-
| [[Great retrosnub dodecicosidodecahedron]]
|}
 
== References ==
* Taylor, P. ''The Simpler? Polyhedra&mdash;being the third part of several comprising The Complete? Polyhedra'' Nattygrafix, 1999
* Taylor, P. ''The Star &amp; Cross Polyhedra&mdash;being the fourth part of several comprising The Complete? Polyhedra'' Nattygrafix, 2000
 
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[[Category:Polyhedra|Taylor polyhedra]]
 
 
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The Taylor polyhedra are the vertex-transitive polyhedra that are not included in the standard list of uniform polyhedra.

Some are omitted because they include the double faces {23},{25/2 and {25} that naturally result from the truncation of the inverse polygons {3/2} and {5/4} and the star polygon {5/2} respectively, all even denominator polygons.

Others are omitted because they include the cross polygon {4/2} and its double faced natural truncation {24}, used to form the {4,4/2} family of cross polyhedra, analogous to the {5,5/2} family of star polyhedra.

Taken with the accepted uniform polyhedra, the Taylor polyhedra allow a more complete classification to emerge, without the peculiar gaps that currently exist within the uniform polyhedra.

These polyhedra generally have densities greater than 1, the tiling of the sphere that produces them taking place in multiple layers with several visits to any one vertex or edge

List

Name Wythoff
symbol
Schläfli symbol Taylor reference Vertex figure Vertices Edges Faces by type
Quasitruncated tetrahedron 3 2 |3/2 t{3’, 3} {3, 3/2} + 2{3, 3} 23.23.3 4×3 6×3 23
4×3
Quasitruncated dodecahedron 3 2 |5/4 t{5’, 3} {3, 5/2 }+ 2{5/2, 5} 25/2.25/2.3 12×5 30×3 12×25/2
20×3
Quasitruncated octahedron 4 2 |3/2 t{3’, 4} {4, 4/2} + 2{3, 4} 23.23.4 6×4 12×3 23
6×4
Quasitruncated icosahedron 5 2 |3/2 t{3’, 5} {5, 5/2} + 2{3, 5} 23.23.5 12×5 30×3 20×23
12×5
Triquasitruncated octahedron 3/2 2 3| t{33} [2.4a] 23.6.4 12×2 12×2
12×1
23
4×6
6×4
Pentaquasitruncated icosidodecahedron 3 2 5/4| t{53} [2.4d] 25/2.6.4 60×2 60×2
60×1
12×25/2
20×6
30×4
Triquasitruncated cuboctahedron 3/2 2 4| t{34} [2.4b] 23.8.4 24×2 24×2
24×1
23
6×8
12×4
Triquasitruncated icosidodecahedron 3/2 2 5| t{35} [2.4e] 23.10.4 60×2 60×2
60×1
20×23
12×10
30×4
Quasiquasitruncated icosidodecahedron 3/2 2 5/4| t{35} [2.4f] 23.25/2.4 20×6 60×3 12×25/2
20×23
30×4
Quasiquasitruncated cuboctahedron 3/2 2 4/3| t{34} [2.4c] 23.8/3.4 24×2 24×2
24×1
8/3
23
12×4
Quasirhombicosidodecahedron 3/2 5 |2 r'{35} [2.4h] 4.3/2.4.5 20×3 60×2 12×5
20×3
30×4
Quasisnub dodecahedron
Quasisnub tetrahedron
Quasisnub octahedron
Small quasidodecicosidodecahedron
Double octahedron
Double tetrahemihexahedron
Small quasirhombidodecahedron
Stella octangula 3| 4/2 3 [1.4a] 3.4/2.3.4/2.3.4/2 8 24 8×3
4/2
Inscribed tetrahedron 3| 3/2 3 {3, 3/2} + {3, 3} 3.3/2.3.3/2.3.3/2 4 6×2 4×3
4×3
Inscribed octahedron 4| 3/2 4 {4, 4/2} + {3, 4} 4.3/2.4.3/2.4.3/2.4.3/2 6 12×2 6×4
8×3
Inscribed icosahedron 5| 3/2 5 {5, 5/2} + {3, 5} 5.3/2.5.3/2.5.3/2.5.3/2.5.3/2 12 30×2 12×5
20×3
Truncated stella octangula 3 4/2 |3 [1.4b] 3.6.4/2.6 24 48 8×3
8×6
4/2
Quasiquasitruncated inscribed tetrahedron
Quasiquasitruncated stella octangula
Quasiquasitruncated small ditrigonal icosidodecahedron
Quasiquasitruncated inscribed icosahedron
Double stella octangula
Small quasicosicosidodecahedron
Double tetrahemihexahedron
Octaoctahedron
Snub inscribed tetrahedron
listed as Octahedron
Snub stella octangula
Snub inscribed octahedron
listed as Cuboctahedron
Snub inscribed icosahedron
listed as Icosidodecahedron
Quasisnub stella octangula
Quasisnub icosicosidodecahedron
Double tetrahemihexahedron
Retrosnub stella octangula
Inscribed octahedron
Quasiquasisnub inscribed octahedron
listed as Inscribed octahedron
Quasiquasisnub inscribed icosahedron
listed as Inscribed icosahedron
Inscribed small stellated dodecahedron
Inscribed dodecadodecahedron
Inscribed icosidodecahedron
Inscribed great icosidodecahedron
Double inscribed icosahedron
listed as Inscribed icosahedron'
Quasicosidodecadodecahedron
Inscribed small stellated dodecahedron
Quasisnub icosidodecadodecahedron
Great hexahedron 4/2| 2 4 {4,4/2} [1.3a] 4.4.4.4 6 12 6×4
Stellated hexahedron 4| 2 4/2 {4/2,4} [1.3d] 4/2.4/2.4/2.4/2 6 12 4/2
Truncated great hexahedron 4/2 2 |4 t{4,4/2} [1.3b] 8.8.4/2 24 36 6×8
4/2
Truncated stellated hexahedron 4 2 |4/2 t{4/2,4} [1.3e]
3{4,3}
24.24.4 8×3 12×3 24
6×4
Truncated small stellated dodecahedron 5 2 |5/2 t{5/2,5} 3{5,3} 25.25.5 20×3 30×3 12×25
12×5
Truncated great stellated dodecahedron 3 2 |5/2 t{5/2,3} {3,5} + 2{5,5/2} 25.25.3 12×5 30×3 12×25
20×3
Hexahexahedron 2| 4 4/2 {44/2} [1.3f] 4.4/2.4.4/2 12 24 6×4
4/2
Truncated hexahexahedron 4 2 4/2| t{44/2} [1.3g]
[2.4m]
8.24.4 24×2 24×2
24×1
6×8
24
12×4
Truncated dodecadodecahedron 5 2 5/2| t{55/2} [2.4j] 10.25.4 60×2 60×2
60×1
12×10
12×25
30×4
Truncated great icosidodecahedron 3 2 5/2| t{35/2} [2.4g] 6.25.4 60×2 60×2
60×1
20×6
12×25
30×4
Rhombihexahexahedron 4 4/2 |2 r{44/2} [1.3i] 4.4/2.4.4 24 48 6×4
4/2
12×4
Great rhombicosidodecahedron 3 5/2 |2 r{35/2} 4.5/2.4.3 20×3 60×2 20×3
12×5/2
30×4
Snub hexahexahedron |4 2 4/2 s{44/2} [1.3j] 3.4/2.3.3.4 24 60 6×4
4/2
24×3
Quasitruncated great hexahedron
Quasitruncated great dodecahedron
Quasitruncated great icosahedron
Quasitruncated hexahexahedron
Truncated hexahexahedron
Pentaquasitruncated dodecadodecahedron
Triquasitruncated great icosidodecahedron
Quasiquasitruncated great icosdodecahedron
Quasiquasitruncated dodecadodecahedron
Quasirhombidodecadodecahedron
Small quasisnub icosidodecahedron
Rhombihexahedron
Great quasidodecicosidodecahedron
Great quasirhombidodecahedron
Quasirhombicosahedron
Double stellated hexahedron
Double great dodecahedron
Double small stellated dodecahedron
Double hexahexahedron
Double dodecadodecahedron
Double truncated stellated hexahedron
Double truncated great dodecahedron
Quasiquasitruncated great ditrigonal icosidodecahedron
Double quasitruncated small stellated dodecahedron
Quasiquasitruncated inscribed small stellated dodecahedron
Double Dodecadodecahedron 2
This differs from the double dodecadodecahedron in that the pentagrams are two-fold
Great quasicosicosidodecahedron
Triple stella octangula
Triple inscribed icosahedron
Triple small ditrigonal icosidodecahedron
Great icosidodecahedron
Great quasisnub icosicosidodecahedron
Triple great ditrigonal icosidodecahedron
Great retrosnub icosicosidodecahedron
Triple inscribed small stellated dodecahedron
Great retrosnub dodecicosidodecahedron

References

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  • Taylor, P. The Star & Cross Polyhedra—being the fourth part of several comprising The Complete? Polyhedra Nattygrafix, 2000

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The most effective chrome steel cookware is the primary category, but nonetheless it's divided into a number of subcategories based mostly on the quality and the price range. It may be complicated to choose the most effective stainless steel cookware out of the classes that can meet your necessities. That is where we took a step forward to clarify you all the information that will likely be useful so that you can know how to decide on the most effective chrome steel cookware. The perfect stainless-steel cookware set is manufactured from cheap to costly and high quality constructed pots and pans.
You will discover magnetic stainless steel in the layer on the skin of some high quality items of stainless-steel. This is to make it compatible with induction stovetops, which contain the use of a rapidly charging electromagnetic area to warmth cookware. Excessive-high quality stainless-steel, like All-Clad , uses three layers of metal—the austenite layer of steel on the inside, ferrite metal on the outside, and a layer of aluminum sandwiched between the 2 for optimal warmth conductivity (metal alone doesn't conduct heat evenly). Lesser-quality chrome steel is usually only one layer of austenitic chrome steel.
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Exhausting-anodized aluminum cookware is one of the hottest varieties of material, regardless that many individuals do not quite perceive the development. Hard-anodized aluminum is obvious aluminum that has been processed in a series of chemical baths charged with an electrical present. The result's a fabric that has the identical superior warmth conductivity as aluminum however is non-reactive with acidic foods, resembling tomatoes, and twice as onerous as chrome steel. Two drawbacks to laborious-anodized cookware are that it's not dishwasher-protected and, as a result of it isn't magnetic, it is not going to work with induction vary tops.
The enamel over steel technique creates a chunk that has the warmth distribution of carbon steel and a non-reactive, low-stick surface. Such pots are a lot lighter than most other pots of comparable size, are cheaper to make than chrome steel pots, and should not have the rust and reactivity problems with cast iron or carbon metal. citation wanted Enamel over steel is right for large stockpots and for different giant pans used principally for water-based cooking. Due to its mild weight and straightforward cleanup, enamel over steel is also in style for cookware used while camping. Clad aluminium or copper edit
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To fight the uneven heating drawback, most stainless steel pans are laminations of aluminum or copper on the underside to spread the heat around, and stainless-steel inside the pan to provide a cooking floor that is impervious to no matter you would possibly put inside. In my experience, this chrome steel floor remains to be too sticky to fry on, and for those who ever burn it you get a permanent bother spot. But, typically a chrome steel cooking surface comes in handy when you may't use aluminum (see beneath) so I preserve some around. Select something with a fairly thick aluminum layer on the underside.
Nicely, unless you’re a metals skilled and go examine the manufacturing unit where the steel is made to see whether or not their manufacturing process creates a pure austenite without corrosive materials shaped, you’re not going to know for certain whether or not or not the craftsmanship of your stainless is of the very best high quality. I feel your best wager is to simply buy high-high quality stainless-steel from the beginning, from a model with a reputation for good quality. But, I believe I've found out a method that you can decide if the stainless cookware you have already got is potentially reactive.


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