Johnson solids

E620677

Johnson solids are a set of 92 strictly convex polyhedra with regular polygonal faces that are not uniform, distinguishing them from Platonic, Archimedean, and other well-known regular and semi-regular solids.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf class of polyhedra
geometric objects
are non-uniform
strictly convex
areNot Archimedean solids NERFINISHED
Platonic solids NERFINISHED
antiprisms
prisms
areSubsetOf convex polyhedra with regular faces
countIncludes J1
J92
definingProperty faces are regular polygons
finite set of 92 solids
not uniform polyhedra
strictly convex polyhedra
distinguishedFrom Archimedean solids NERFINISHED
Platonic solids NERFINISHED
antiprisms
infinite families of uniform polyhedra
prisms
faceType regular polygons
field geometry
polyhedral geometry
firstDescribedBy Norman Johnson NERFINISHED
firstDescribedIn Canadian Journal of Mathematics NERFINISHED
hasCardinality 92
haveProperty each solid has a finite number of edges
each solid has a finite number of faces
each solid has a finite number of vertices
includes augmented forms
bicupolae
birotundas
cupola-rotundas
cupolae
diminished forms
elongated forms
gyroelongated forms
pyramids
rotundas
indexingScheme labeled J1 through J92
J1 square pyramid
J2 pentagonal pyramid
J3 triangular cupola
J4 square cupola
J5 pentagonal cupola
J6 pentagonal rotunda
namedAfter Norman Johnson NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1966
verificationBy Viktor Zalgaller NERFINISHED
verificationYear 1969

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