Locally spherical hypertopes from generalised cubes
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Abstract: We show that every non-degenerate regular polytope can be used to construct a thin, residually-connected, chamber-transitive incidence geometry, i.e. a regular hypertope, with a tail-triangle Coxeter diagram. We discuss several interesting examples derived when this construction is applied to generalised cubes. In particular, we produce an example of a rank finite locally spherical proper hypertope of hyperbolic type.
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