仭俙俢俤宆桳尷儖乕僩宯乮偦偺係乯
儌僲僪儘儈乕曄姺偺摿惈懡崁幃偼
兂=儺(兩-exp(2兾imi/h)
偱梌偊傜傟傞丅偙傟偼墌暘懡崁幃側偺偱場悢暘夝偝傟傞丅
h=僐僋僙僞乕悢
僐僋僙僞乕曄姺偺屌桳抣傪exp(2兾imi/h)偲偟偰丄0亙m1亙m2亙丒丒丒亙ml亙倛偲抲偄偨偲偒丄偙傟傜傪儀僉巜悢偲屇傇偑丄
degPi=mi+1
側傞娭學幃偑惉傝棫偮丅
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a) A3=[3,3]
The truncated octahedron is the primitive of A3 (also non-primitive of B3) and the characteristic equation results in the second kind of Chebyshev polynomial;
U3(x)=8x3-4x=0, m={mi}={1,2,3}.
儼mi=1+2+3=6 (Antipodal distance of primitive n-parallelotope is given as n(n+1)/2.)
儺(mi+1)=2=24 ((n+1)! vertices in primitive n-parallelotope.)
Note that {mi+1}={2,3,4} reveals double, triple and quadruple rotational symmetry and 兂2(x) 兂3(x) 兂4(x) implies factorization of finite discrete space.
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b) B6=[3,3,3,3,4]
The characteristic equation (Fig. 6a) has resulted in the first kind of Chebyshev polynomial.
T6(x)=32x6-48x4+18x2-1=0, m={mi}={1,3,5,7,9,11}. G(x)= 兂2(x) 兂4(x) 兂6(x) 兂8(x) 兂10(x) 兂12(x).
儼mi=1+3+5+7+9+11=36 (Antipodal distance is 36 and n2 in bi-submodular n-polytope.)
儺(mi+1)=2012=46080 (=2n! vertices in bi-submodular n-polytope.)
Note that the number of reflecting hyperplanes and parallel-edge pairs of the primitives are n(n+1)/2 in An and n2 in Bn.
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c) H4=[3,3,5]
The characteristic equation (Fig. 6b) has resulted in linear combination of Chebyshev polynomials.
2冄2T4(x)-U4(x)=0, 冄=(1+併5)/2, m={mi}={1,11,19,29}. G(x)= 兂2(x) 兂12(x) 兂20(x) 兂30(x).
儼mi=1+11+19+29=60, antipodal distance is 60.
儺(mi+1)=2122030=14400 vertices.
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