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Hi Anton and Roger ... That is interesting. The "horrible" number is just the root of a cubic. However, the "beautiful" number lacks explanation, and invites...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 1, 2007
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1200
Hi Adrian, ... The clue was that the word "beautiful" isn't capitalized. It is interesting that someone made that change you found. I found some of the same...
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Dec 1, 2007
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Hi Roger ... The get_dual function just does a polar reciprocation in some sphere. If you want to reciprocate in a unit sphere centred on the centroid then you...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 1, 2007
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Hi Roger ... [Anton found the change] That would be interesting to know. But my initial interest was that someone could change an adjective and instead of...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 1, 2007
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Hi Adrian, ... It would be that simple! Of course it didn't occur to me. What of the radius of 1? Is that a good overall radius or could there be something ...
vortexswirling
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Dec 2, 2007
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<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JX3VmDgiFnY> Ken G. Brown...
Ken G. Brown
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Hi Ken ... It is a nice presentation. Adrian. -- Adrian Rossiter adrian@... Home: http://antiprism.com/adrian...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 3, 2007
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Hi Roger ... It depends on what you want from the dual. A radius which is the average edge distance tends to keep a polyhedron and its dual on the same sort of...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 3, 2007
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Hi Adrian, ... A little experimenting showed me the radius didn't make that much difference in this case. In canonic.cc you wrote get_dual as (geom, dual, 0);...
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Dec 3, 2007
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Hi Roger ... The 0 means that the dual vertices are all set to the centre! It is handy for topological duals, or where you don't want to calculate the...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 3, 2007
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... I just reviewed this and it seems the MathWorld equations only assume some of the symmetry. If you assume z1 and z2 lie equal distances away from the...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 3, 2007
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Hi Adrian, ... Since I reused the outer loop maybe this should not be true for when it is used for canonicalization. If so, I need to change it. One thing is...
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Dec 3, 2007
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Hi Roger ... I don't know of any, but I haven't looked into it. ... What I will probably ultimately do is pass a reporting object to the iterative routines....
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 4, 2007
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Hi Adrian, ... I will look as well. I was watching what happens when the algorithm is allowed to progress farther and farther, by controling the interation...
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Dec 4, 2007
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Hi Adrian, I noticed that the mathematica and conway notation caonical algorithms are giving different polyhedra! I wondered what is going on, and it turns out...
vortexswirling
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Dec 4, 2007
5:07 pm
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... Unless I'm misunderstanding something, that should be true of J1-3, J6, J11, J27, J34, J62-63, dissected from regular or semiregular parents with only one...
Anton Sherwood
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Dec 5, 2007
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Hi Roger ... Essentially. I was thinking of an object that provides the interface for the required functions. That way you can set N for the object, pass it to...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 5, 2007
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... That should say free variables (parameters), not constraints. In the snub square antiprism they were h1, h2, and r. The coordinates can be expressed...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 5, 2007
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Hi Roger ... If you reciprocate a polyhedron in some sphere and an edge is tangent to that sphere then the reciprocal edge will also be tangent to the sphere....
Adrian Rossiter
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Hi Adrian, ... The first frame is obvious something is wrong. However, I never have yet known the difference between the canonical and "plain old" edge tangent...
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Hi Roger ... For interest, here is code for the modification I suggested. It gives the correct result on J3. vec3d edge_nearpoints_centroid(geom_if &geom,...
Adrian Rossiter
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Hi Adrian, ... Thanks. This works better than what I had. What I had worked for J3 but it gave a different answer than the mathematica canonical method for...
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Hi Roger ... It is just so it moves steadily towards the right point, avoiding any large changes which may bring about an unrecoverable situation. I was just...
Adrian Rossiter
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Hi Adrian, ... I just sent canonic.cc with your centroid fix and two divide by zero areas fixed. I had fixed one and no sooner found another situation. It...
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Dec 5, 2007
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Hi Adrian, On the planarization algorithm, it is not ideal but I haven't found any better way to do it. Well, that is not exactly true. Canonicalization itself...
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Dec 6, 2007
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Hi Adrian, The planarization algorithm using face centroids is fairly quick. While it has the limitations I noted, it works reasonably well. But unfortunately,...
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Dec 8, 2007
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I decided to try it. It actually worked ok for a vertex centered J3 and nearly made it canonical. A pyramid was considered planar in one step as well as...
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Dec 8, 2007
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Hi Roger ... I will make a snapshot after I write this and you can give it a try. ... As the face isn't flat it might be difficult to say how the nearest point...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 8, 2007
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Hi Roger and All Antiprism 0.17 pre02 snapshot, source only (600K) http://www.antiprism.com/misc/antiprism-0.17.pre02.tar.gz These are the visible changes I...
Adrian Rossiter
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Dec 8, 2007
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Hi Roger ... Coordinates for J91 are quite nice ( phi, 1, 1) (-phi, 1, 1) ( phi, 1, -1) (-phi, 1, -1) ( 1, 1+phi, 0) ( -1, 1+phi,...
Adrian Rossiter
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