On arranging regular incidence-complexes as faces of higher-dimensional ones
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(15)- Regular incidence complexes, polytopes, and C-groups
- Amalgamation of Regular Incidence-Polytopes
- Finite polytopes have finite regular covers
- Extensions of regular polytopes with preassigned Schläfli symbol
- A construction of higher rank chiral polytopes
- Locally spherical hypertopes from generalised cubes
- On the Schläfli symbol of chiral extensions of polytopes
- Polytopes of high rank for the alternating groups
- The interlacing number for alternating semiregular polytopes
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- Extensions of dually bipartite regular polytopes
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- Chiral extensions of chiral polytopes
- The assembly problem for alternating semiregular polytopes
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