More documentation of what I'm doing with the 120 cell

experiments-120-cell
Mike Lynch 2023-08-06 11:26:38 +10:00
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@ -78,22 +78,23 @@ for eg - this works for the chords from 1!
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@ -122,8 +123,12 @@ Plan for Sunday:
* use the existing label_subgraph to make a function which partitions the
60-angle chords into two groups (like I did manually above)
// this is done and seems to work
* test this labelling manually (ie colour one set of 60-angle vertices)
// done this with the manual labels and it looks good
* make another labeling routine which can fill out the rest of the 600-cell
from the starting dodecahedron, by only following chords which are at 60
to the entering chord
@ -137,3 +142,43 @@ Then the big algorithm does the following:
- find 60-angles, partition them, pick a partition with no unlabelled cells and label that 600-cell
- repeat the previous step for the remaining three 600-cells
Alternative, more manual option: just write the second labelling routine and
do the rest by hand
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