Search The Directory The Web for Home > Science > Math > Geometry > Polyhedra_and_Polytopes New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Stella (Great and Small) - A program for creating, visualising, and printing nets for polyhedra. Download .EXE format.   Stellated Icosahedra - There are 59 stellations of the icosahedron. These pages contain various images of these stellations and some background information.   Stewart Dickson's Polyhedral Constructions - A series of images, rendered in Mathematica, depicting a means of constructing geodesic surfaces which approximate the Schwarz series of Infinite Periodic Minimal Surfaces.   The Platonic Solids - 3D models from the University of Utah. Java applets for rotating the images, available separately.   The Uniform Polyhedra - Uniform polyhedra consist of regular faces and congruent vertices. Allowing for non-convex faces and vertex figures, there are 75 such polyhedra, as well as 2 infinite families of prisms and antiprisms.   Tom Gettys' Polyhedra Hyperpages - Ray-traced images and animations, with POV source.   Tom Lechner's Polyhedra - Images, instructions and links.   Tom York's Polyhedron Program - Windows program, written in Borland Pascal for Windows to interactively manipulate virtual regular polyhedrons (cube, dodecahedron, etc.) and semiregular polyhedrons (e.g. the truncated icosahedron the soccer ball shape).   University of Kyoto: The Group for Hyper-Space - Note the rotating 4-D hypercube animation on their home page (wait a minute or two for the applet to initialize).   V.Bulatov's Polyhedra Collection - An extensive library of polyhedra (VRML and JPEGs).   Virtual Reality Polyhedra - Encyclopedia of Polyhedra, with virtual reality (VRML) models, by George W. Hart.   Zome System in Education - Zome system is an educational toy and industrial tool to teach geometry and model complex and simple shapes from cubes to Fullerenes.   Zvi Har'El - Links to a paper on uniform polyhedra and his software Kaleido for polyhedral computation and 3D display.   handsonmath.com - This site welcomes anyone with a desire to improve their understanding of geometry and wants to learn through a visual, hands-on, model building curriculum.     [ 1 2 3 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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