Enneagrammic antiprism

In geometry, an enneagrammic antiprism is a star antiprism constructed with enneagrammic bases. There are two forms, built on the two enneagrams {9/2} and {9/4}, and one crossed form {9/5}.

{9/2} enneagrammic antiprism
TypeUniform polyhedron
Faces2 {9/2}
18 {3}
Edges36
Vertices18
Vertex configuration9/2.3.3.3
Wythoff symbol|2 2 9/2
Schläfli symbolsr{2,9/2}
Coxeter diagram
Symmetry groupD9h, [2,9],(*299), order 36
Dual polyhedronEnneagrammic deltohedron
Propertiesnonconvex
Vertex figure

A nonuniform 9/7 cross-antiprism can be constructed without equal edge-lengths.

A 9/3 ratio is reducible and so represents a compound polyhedron of 3 triangular antiprisms with 120 degree rotations between them.

9/2

The first solution is a 9/2 antiprism.

9/4

{9/4} enneagrammic antiprism
TypeUniform polyhedron
Faces2 {9/4}
16 {3}
Edges36
Vertices18
Vertex configuration9/4.3.3.3
Wythoff symbol|2 2 9/4
Schläfli symbolsr{2,9/4}
Coxeter diagram
Symmetry groupD9h, [2,9],(*299), order 36
Dual polyhedronEnneagrammic deltohedron
Propertiesnonconvex
Vertex figure


9/4-antiprism

9/5

{9/5} enneagrammic crossed-antiprism
TypeUniform polyhedron
Faces2 {9/5}
18 {3}
Edges36
Vertices18
Vertex configuration9/5.3.3.3
Wythoff symbol|2 2 9/5
Schläfli symbols{2,18/5}
sr{2,9/5}
Coxeter diagram
Symmetry groupD9d, [2+,18], (2*9), order 36
Dual polyhedronEnneagrammic concave deltohedron
Propertiesnonconvex
Vertex figure


9/5-antiprism

See also

  • Weisstein, Eric W. "Antiprism". MathWorld.
  • Paper models of prisms and antiprisms


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