A pentagonal torus is a three-dimensional shape made from the cartesian product of a pentagon and a circle. This means that it can be constructed from stretching a pentagon into a ring shape, in the same way that a torus is made from stretching a disc into a ring shape.
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| - A pentagonal torus is a three-dimensional shape made from the cartesian product of a pentagon and a circle. This means that it can be constructed from stretching a pentagon into a ring shape, in the same way that a torus is made from stretching a disc into a ring shape.
- (0,5,0,30,0,5)-deltahedron forming a pentagonal torus. Because the topology is not that of a sphere but that of a torus the relation between the number of spheres with valencies 3, 4, 5, 6, ..., (n3,n4,n5,n6,... ) is given by It is completely rigid, and highly reminiscent of Alain Lobel's frames. Counting: There are four rings: the inner ring has 5 balls, the two middle rings 10, and the outer 15, for a total of 40. Rods have additional supports between the rings, and extra 10*8=80 rods, for 120 total.
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| - A pentagonal torus is a three-dimensional shape made from the cartesian product of a pentagon and a circle. This means that it can be constructed from stretching a pentagon into a ring shape, in the same way that a torus is made from stretching a disc into a ring shape.
- (0,5,0,30,0,5)-deltahedron forming a pentagonal torus. Because the topology is not that of a sphere but that of a torus the relation between the number of spheres with valencies 3, 4, 5, 6, ..., (n3,n4,n5,n6,... ) is given by It is completely rigid, and highly reminiscent of Alain Lobel's frames. Counting: There are four rings: the inner ring has 5 balls, the two middle rings 10, and the outer 15, for a total of 40. Rods have additional supports between the rings, and extra 10*8=80 rods, for 120 total.
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