the road from me.
It is a small world with few degrees of separation.
Regards, Roger Bailey
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Sent: September 16, 2005 2:08 AM
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Subject: Re: cuboctahedron
Hein van Winkel wrote
Hein van Winkel wrote:
The cuboctahedron is indeed a cube with the 8 corners cut.
I see that abebooks http://www.abebooks.com/ list several used copies of
Mathematical Models by Cundy Rollett from about $8.00. This has always
been my 'must have' sourcebook for all such things from
Hi David,
I am interested in polyhedron dials. What is a cuboctahedron? A cube with
the 8 corners cut? That would leave 6 octagons and 8 triangles.
Regards,
Frans Maes
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Hi Frans and sundialpeople.
The cuboctahedron is indeed a cube with the 8 corners
cut. But cut to the middle of the edges of the cube. So leaving 6 sqares and 8
triangles. It is one of the so-called Archimedian polyhedrons.
Regards,
Hein
van Winkel
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