On locally spherical polytopes of type \5, 3, 5\
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- Quotients of a universal locally projective polytope of type \(\{5,3,5\}\)
- Locally projective regular polytopes
- Locally projective polytopes of type \(\{4,3,\dots,3,p\}\)
- Quotients of some finite universal locally projective polytopes
- Regular 4-polytopes from the Livingstone graph of Janko's first group
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- Abstract Regular Polytopes
- All polytopes are quotients, and isomorphic polytopes are quotients by conjugate subgroups
- Combinatorially regular Euler polytopes
- Four dodecahedral spaces
- Geometries related to PSL(2,19)
- More on quotient polytopes
- On the thin regular geometries of rank four for the Janko group \(J_1\)
- Quotients of a universal locally projective polytope of type \(\{5,3,5\}\)
- Simpler tests for semisparse subgroups
- Ten toroids and fifty-seven hemi-dodecahedra
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(9)- Quotients of some finite universal locally projective polytopes
- Quotients of a universal locally projective polytope of type \(\{5,3,5\}\)
- Covers \(\mathcal P\) for abstract regular polytopes \(\mathcal {Q}\) such that \(\mathcal{Q}=\mathcal{P}/\mathbb{Z}_{p}^{k}\)
- An exploration of locally spherical regular hypertopes
- Locally projective polytopes of type \(\{4,3,\dots,3,p\}\)
- Epimorphic images of the \([5,3,5]\) Coxeter group.
- Regular 4-polytopes from the Livingstone graph of Janko's first group
- Locally projective regular polytopes
- Locally toroidal polytopes of rank 6 and sporadic groups
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