Neoplatonic solids · Eisenstein map: oct

The oct family: the unit net subdivided by a + bω (T = a²+ab+b²), every lattice point a genuine net, drawn with its mirror sector below the axis. Reflections are lumped, so the two half-sectors show the same nets; for a chiral unit they would be distinct. Solid dots are built (click to open); pale dots are not built yet. T is not injective: e.g. (7,0) and (5,3) are different nets with T = 49. Subdivisions are computed with Antiprism (Adrian Rossiter’s geodesic).

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T=1 (1,0) v=6T1 (1,0)v=6T=3 (1,1) v=14T3 (1,1)v=14T=3 (1,1) v=14T=4 (2,0) v=18T4 (2,0)v=18T=7 (2,1) v=30T7 (2,1)v=30T=7 (2,1) v=30T=12 (2,2) v=50T12 (2,2)v=50T=12 (2,2) v=50T=9 (3,0) v=38T9 (3,0)v=38T=13 (3,1) v=54T13 (3,1)v=54T=13 (3,1) v=54T=19 (3,2) v=78T19 (3,2)v=78T=19 (3,2) v=78T=27 (3,3) v=110T27 (3,3)v=110T=27 (3,3) v=110T=16 (4,0) v=66T16 (4,0)v=66T=21 (4,1) v=86T21 (4,1)v=86T=21 (4,1) v=86T=25 (5,0) v=102T25 (5,0)v=102