The title is from a post of January 10, 2019.
A figure from this journal on June 1, 2019 —
The following figure may help relate labelings of the
truncated octahedron ("permutahedron") to labelings
of its fellow Archimedean solid, the cuboctahedron.
See as well other posts tagged Aitchison.
Two examples from the Wikipedia article "Archimedean solid" —
Iain Aitchison said in a talk last year at Hiroshima that
the Mathieu group M24 can be represented as permuting
naturally the 24 edges of the cuboctahedron.
The 24 vertices of the truncated octahedron are labeled
naturally by the 24 elements of S4 in a permutahedron —
Can M24 be represented as permuting naturally
the 24 vertices of the truncated octahedron?
Things of August*
Related narratives:
Related mathematics:
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Geometry for Jews continues.
The conclusion of Solomon Golomb's
"Rubik's Cube and Quarks,"
American Scientist , May-June 1982 —
Related geometric meditation —
Archimedes at Hiroshima
in posts tagged Aitchison.
* As opposed to Solomon's Cube .
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Saturday, September 17, 2016
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For those who prefer comedy —
Other toys: Archimedes at Hiroshima and related posts.
See also yesterday’s Archimedes at Hiroshima and the
above 24 graphic permutations on All Souls’ Day 2010.
For some backstory, see Narrative Line (November 10, 2014).
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