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What is N–Cube

The Classes of Higher Dimensional Polytopes in Chemical, Physical, and Biological Systems
The convex polytope of dimension n in which each vertex incident to n edges.
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Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Proving the Existence of Polytopes of Higher Dimension
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8374-6.ch003
Abstract
Based on the results of the study of the geometry of polytopes of higher dimension, a number of conditions necessary for the existence of polytopes have been formulated. Each of these conditions and their combination are necessary, but not sufficient for the existence of a polytope of the highest dimension. A sufficient condition for the existence of a polytope of the highest dimension is its complete construction (i.e., determination of its complete structure with a listing of all elements of the polytope and their contacts with each other). The importance of the concept of incidence in the polytope of the highest dimension is emphasized on the basis of which the law of conservation of incidents is formulated, which has a fundamental information value.
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Irregular Polytopes of Higher Dimension
The convex polytope of dimension n in which each vertex incident to n edges.
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Regular and Semi-Regular Polytopes of Higher Dimension
The convex polytope of dimension n in which each vertex incident to n edges.
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