Semiregular polytope

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A semiregular polytope is a isogonal polytope that only contains regular facets. The semiregular polytopes are a subset of the uniform polytopes, and the convex semiregular polytopes are a subset of the Blind polytopes. The concept was created as a generalization of uniformity in 3D to higher dimensions, but is now superseded by uniform polytopes. The set of semiregular polytopes is rarely studied.

Convex examples[edit | edit source]

Nonconvex examples[edit | edit source]

Euclidean honeycombs[edit | edit source]

Hyperbolic honeycombs[edit | edit source]