- the area is at most a
quadratic function in the height.
Families of
prismatoids include: Pyramids, in
which one
plane contains only a
single point; Wedges...
-
pentagonal base is
called a
pentagonal prism.
Prisms are a
subclass of
prismatoids. Like many
basic geometric terms, the word
prism (from Gr**** πρίσμα (prisma) 'something...
- America, p. 85, ISBN 978-0-88385-358-0. Grünbaum,
Branko (1997), "Isogonal
Prismatoids",
Discrete & Com****tional Geometry, 18: 13–52, doi:10.1007/PL00009307...
- JSTOR 3619822. S2CID 195047512. See p. 247. Grünbaum,
Branko (1997). "Isogonal
Prismatoids".
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- body "having
parallel planes".
Parallelepipeds are a
subclass of the
prismatoids. Any of the
three pairs of
parallel faces can be
viewed as the base planes...
-
represented by the
Conway notation An.
Antiprisms are a
subclass of
prismatoids, and are a (degenerate) type of snub polyhedron.
Antiprisms are similar...
- the
Catalan solids, and the
regular polygonal faces polyhedron. The
prismatoids are the
polyhedron whose vertices lie on two
parallel planes and their...
-
corresponding base
reduces to a point). The
pyramidal frusta are a
subclass of
prismatoids. Two
frusta with two
congruent bases joined at
these congruent bases...
- They may be more
generally described as a mix
between a
frustum and a
prismatoid. The
object was
first described by Gómez-Gálvez et al. in a
paper entitled...
- In geometry, a
tetrahedron (pl.:
tetrahedra or tetrahedrons), also
known as a
triangular pyramid, is a
polyhedron composed of four
triangular faces, six...
