Polyhedral suspensions of arbitrary genus

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A bipyramid is a Euclidean polyhedron with triangular faces such that there exist two non-adjacent vertices each adjacent to the other vertices lying in a same plane, and without self-intersection. The author constructs bipyramids of arbitrary genus. The already known construction in the genus one case is recalled.











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