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Welcome to my "Polyhedron database testing" page.

I've linked this to talk pages for polyhedra which I've replaced the stat tables.

Please use this "Talk" page for questions. (Or edit this page as well if you'd like to help with this project.)

See: User:Tomruen/polyhedron database documentation

History

Active templates

Example usage

Polyhedron database

Tasks completed

  1. 3/2/06: Added stat table to most nonconvex uniform polyhedron articles
  2. 3/3/06: Added platonic solid infobox, and added to articles
  3. 11/28/06 - Added -image3 field to 9 regular forms and 13 semiregular nonprismatic Archimedean solids and infobox links to rotating animated gifs.
  4. 12/27/06 - Added dual names to uniform database
  5. 12/29/06
    1. Prisms prism (geometry) and antiprism
    2. Catalan solids (partially done)
  6. 1/28/06
    1. Add convex uniform tiling database/templates,

Tasks ahead

  1. Add db uniform tilings
  2. Create new summary uniform polyhedron tables:
    1. list of uniform polyhedra and diversify into column sortable copies
      1. list of uniform polyhedra --> redirect to desired "default" below
      2. list of uniform polyhedra by u-index
      3. list of uniform polyhedra by w-index
      4. list of uniform polyhedra by wythoff
      5. etc.

FUTURE?!

  1. Do can we do last/next "fields" for sequencing in stat tables (like done with Johnsons now)
  2. Determine (generation time) efficiency of one or multiple database files
  3. Expand polyhedron stat table templates and replace for all uniform forms
  4. New database for face-uniform (duals)
  5. New database for Johnson solids
  6. ...


Sphericity

Do you think we should include sphericity in the infobox? Maybe roundness too. Thanks. --Hamsterlopithecus (talk) 19:25, 17 November 2007 (UTC)

Interesting. I never saw sphericity before. Feel free to expand if you have data for a specific set Regulars, semiregulars, etc. Tom Ruen (talk) 23:57, 17 November 2007 (UTC)
I don't know how =/, if you could point me in the right direction i could look up the values for various polyhedra --Hamsterlopithecus (talk) 00:07, 18 November 2007 (UTC)