File:Hulls of H4only-orthonormal.png
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English: The 600-cell is projected to 3D using an orthonormal basis. The vertices are sorted and tallied by their 3D norm. Generating the increasingly transparent hull of each set of tallied norms shows pairs of: 1) points at the origin |
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