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From: Michael Naylor <mnaylor@garnet.fsu.edu>
Subject: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)
Date: 1997/06/10
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Organization: Florida State University
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I was 'thumbing' through Scarecrow's collection, and came across this.  
This is _not_ a diamond... this is a hypercube, a four-dimensional 
object.  It's a cube that's been stretched into another dimension.  
(Didn't draw it, just setting the record straight).

Cheers,

Michael 


[I believe this next one is a diamond.]
    _________
   /|\     /|\
  / |  \ /  | \
 /__|__/ \__|__\
|\  |  | |  |  /|
| \ |----|--| / |
| /\-\---|---/\ |
|/_____|\|_____\|
 \  |  \ /  |  /
  \ |  / \  | /
   \|/     \|/
    --------

-- 
 ----       __  __ () _ _ __    __  _  _ __ __   ___ ___       o      
| \_|_\    |  \/  |--| '(| =|  |  \| |/o \ " /|_/ O | O )        ()  o
|_|_| |    |_\__/_|__|_|_|__|  |_|\__|_/\_|_|___|__/|_\_\     o_/||\/ 
 \|__\|  Michael Naylor, mnaylor@math.fsu.edu, (904) 644-8433   _/\_