PD Dr. Andreas Paffenholz
The 2s2s Pages
A 2-simple and 2-simplicial 4-polytope is
a polytope whose 2-faces are triangles, and we have three triangles
around every edge of the polytope.
Until 2003, only a finite number of such
polytopes where known. By now, there are infinitely many, they are
easy to construct, and we have constructed more than we can put on
this page. We present a selection that we render interesting.
On this page is only a short selection.
Click on the property title to view a list of all generated and
indexed 2s2s polytopes with the given property.
Some additional unsorted polytopes can be
accessed
here. They all contain their number of vertices in
their name. The complete list of all currently available and
classified polytopes is
here. The directory tree can be accessed
here.
The polytopes are all given in the format
polymake used until version 2.3.
They can be read with newer versions.
Most of the files contain geometric data, some only
combinatorial. For many polytopes I have also provided files in the
jvx format, which is the file format of the geometry software
javaview. They can be viewed
directly by clicking on "view". (If you have javascript enabled.
Otherwise you have to download the viewer from the javaview
homepage and the jvx file.)
Some polytopes in higher dimensions with
simplicity and simpliciality at least 2 can be
found here.
You can downlowd the polytopes
descriptions for use in your work.
However, I would appreciate
an email about any results/ ideas you obtained using them.
Here are some
references you could cite if you use the polytope descriptions in a
paper
-
Andreas Paffenholz
Constructions for Posets, Lattices, and Polytopes
Dissertation, TU Berlin, May 2005.
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Andreas Paffenholz and Günter M. Ziegler
The Et-Construction for Lattices, Spheres, Polytopes
Discrete and Computational Geometry , 32 ( 4 ): 601 - 621 , 2004 .
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For polytopes with g2=0 the following might be
more appropriate:
Andreas Paffenholz and Axel Werner
Constructions for 4-Polytopes and the Cone of Flag Vectors
Contemporary Mathematics, 423 : 283 - 303 , 2005
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simplex
(5,10)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
,regular,self-dual
, g2=0
-
hypersimplex
(10, 30)
[
poly
]
, regular
, g2=0
-
dual hypersimplex
(10, 30)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, regular
, g2=0
-
24-cell
(24,96)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, regular
, self-dual
-
E(tr(simplex))
(14, 48)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
-
E33
(15, 54)
[
poly
]
-
E(tr(pr(simplex3)))
(18, 66)
[
poly
]
-
E34
(19, 72)
[
poly]
, self-dual
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E(tr(C3xC3))
(19, 72)
[
poly
]
-
E1(tr2(simplex))
(22, 84)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
-
E2(tr2(simplex))
(22, 84)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
-
E3(tr2(simplex))
(22, 84)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
-
E1(tr2(C3xC3))
(23, 90)
[
poly
]
-
E2(tr2(C3xC3))
(23, 90)
[
poly
]
-
E3(tr2(C3xC3))
(23, 90)
[
poly
]
- E35
(23, 90)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
-
E(tr(C3xC4)))
(23, 90)
[
poly
]
Part of the polytopes listed below were found by Axel Werner. You can find additional pictures and a polymake client to construct them at his 2s2s page.
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W9
(9, 26)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, self-dual
, g2=0
The smallest nontrivial 2s2s
polytope
-
W10
(10, 30)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
,self-dual
, g2=0
The second 2s2s polytope with 10 vertices
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P11
(11, 34)
[poly
jvx
view
]
, self-dual
, g2=0
-
W13
(13, 42)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
,self-dual
, g2=0
-
WF13
(13, 42)
[
poly]
, self-dual
, g2=0
- P114
(14, 46)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, self-dual
,g 2=0
-
P214
(14, 46)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, self-dual
, g2=0
-
P314
(14, 46)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, self-dual
, g2=0
-
P15
(15, 50)
[
poly
]
, g2=0
15 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P16
(16, 54)
[
poly
]
, g2 =0
12 similar ones can be found
here.
-
W17
(17, 58)
[
poly]
, self-dual
, g2=0
-
WF117
(17, 58)
[
poly
]
,g2 =0
-
WF217
(17, 58)
[
poly
]
, self-dual
, g2=0
-
WF317
(17, 58)
[
poly
]
,self-dual
, g2=0
-
WF417
(17, 58)
[
poly
]
, g2=0
-
WF517
(17, 58)
[
poly
]
, g2=0
-
P18
(18, 62)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
4 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P19
(19, 66)
[
poly
]
, g2=0
51 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P20
(20, 70)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
375 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P21
(21, 74)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
659 similar ones can be found
here.
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W21
(21, 74)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
-
P23
(23, 82)
[poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
162 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P24
(24, 86)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
4985 similar ones can be found
here.
-
P25
(25, 90)
[
poly
jvx
view
]
, g2=0
24916 similar ones can be found in this
tar-file
(26.2MB!) as .poly files and in this
tar-file
(26.6MB!) as .jvx files.