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Icosahedral fulleroids
Michel DezaMathieu Dutour Sikirić
Year: 2008 Cambridge University Press eBooks Pages: 284-294 Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Abstract
In this chapter, which is an adaptation of, are considered icosahedral fulleroidsy (or I -fulleroidsy, or, more precisely, I (5, b)-fulleroidsy, i.e. ({5, b}, 3)- spheres of symmetry I or Ih). For some values of b, the smallest such fulleroids are indicated and their unicity is proved. Also, several infinite series of them are presented.
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Icosahedral symmetry Symmetry (geometry) Adaptation (eye) SPHERES Combinatorics Mathematics Series (stratigraphy) Physics Geometry Biology Paleontology Optics
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