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English: Stereographic projection of the 24-cell, a 4-dimensional polytope. Vertices and edges are in black; faces in blue. The features appear curved due to the angle-preserving stereographic projection from the hypersphere to Euclidean space, but are actually flat in the hypersphere. created with: Jenn3d [1]
Date 29 September 2006 (original upload date)
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Author Fritz Obermeyer at en.wikipedia

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  • 2006-09-29 02:39 Fritz.obermeyer 1100×1100 (618872 bytes) Stereographic projection of the [[24-cell]], a 4-dimensional [[polytope]]. Vertices and edges are in black; faces in blue. The features appear curved due to the angle-preserving [[stereographic projection]] from the [[hypersphere]] to [[Euclidean space]],
  • 2006-09-29 02:45 Fritz.obermeyer 1050×1050 (582081 bytes)

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