A 3-cube -Regular Hexahedron (Cube), one of the 5 Platonic Solids- [Un 3-cube -l'hexaèdre régulier (cube), l'un des 5 solides platoniciens- ]

A 3-cube -Regular Hexahedron (Cube), one of the 5 Platonic Solids- [Un 3-cube -l'hexaèdre régulier (cube), l'un des 5 solides platoniciens-].




See the five first members of the cube family:

A 0-cube -a point- A 1-cube -a segment- A 2-cube -a square- A 3-cube -Regular Hexahedron (Cube), one of the 5 Platonic Solids- A 4-cube -an hypercube-

Each {N}-cube (N={1, 2,...}) is made of two {N-1}-cubes -white- connected vertices by vertices -by means of 2N-1 orange links-.


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