Polyhedra Geometry

• Alexander's Polyhedra  - Collection of virtual reality polyhedra. By Alex Doskey.
• Circumnavigating a Cube and a tetrahedron  - Explores the shortest possible closed route on the surface of the polyhedron.
• Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter  - Specialized in geometry, particularly on polytopes, non-euclidean geometry, group theory and combinatorics.
• Juno's World  - Includes puzzles, gallery of polyhedra and a collection of VRML models.
• Martin's Pretty Polyhedra  - Explains principles behind creation of polyhedra using a visual basic program.
• Mathematical Models  - Offers a set of models for purchase. Models made of solid aluminum, precision die-cast, and available in four different painted colors.
• Mathematician's Portrait: Professor Emeritus H.S.M. Coxeter  - Biography courtesy of the Mathematics Survival Guide, published by the Department of Mathematics, University of Toronto.
• Multiple-Unit Dodecahedral Constructions  - By Stephan Werbeck. Features images and VRML models.
• Paper Models of Polyhedra  - With over eighty paper models available for free.
• Pavilion of Polyhedreality  - Practical polyhedra constructions by George W. Hart.
• Platonic Solids  - Explores the question on why there can only be five Platonic solids.
• The Platonic Solids by Peter Alfeld  - Provides general explanation, with java applets for illustration.
• Platonic Spheres  - Presents a systematic approach to generating the Platonic bodies and discusses the symmetry of the Platonic spheres.
• Polyedergarten  - Collection of constructions and VRML models. Also available in German or French versions.
• Polyhedra by Bob  - Describes the Platonic Solids, Archimedian Solids and Catalan Solids. With download links to Poly, a dos program to study the truncations and transformations of the Platonic Solids.
• Polyhedra by Peter Cromwell  - Book aimed at searching and presenting in a readable fashion the mathematics of polyhedra. With reviews, details, errata.
• Polyhedra Database  - Solids include the regular polyhedra, Archimedean, some prisms and anti-prisms, Archimedean duals, the Johnson solids (all convex polyhedra with regular faces) and some weird solids.
• Polyhedra Gallery  - From books in the Tarquin catalogue. Models can be viewed and manipulated in three dimensions; virtual reality.
• Polyhedra Models by Douglas Zongker  - Provides templates, available in pdf format, for making paper models for the 5 Platonic solids and the 13 Archimedean semi-regular polyhedra.
• Puzzling World of Polyhedral Dissections  - Book by Stewart T. Coffin. Intended to be a puzzle designerb.
• Stellated Icosahedra  - Excerpt of an article published in Mathematica in Education, discussing 59 stellations of the icosahedron.
• Studies into Polyhedra  - Written by Anthony Thyssen. Topics include regular and semi-regular polyhedra, prisms, deltahedra, Johnston solids, and known polyhedral mathematical formula.
• Superliminal Geometry Page  - Includes regular polyhedra, infinite polyhedra, flexible polyhedra, and hyperbolic tessellations. With images and links to 3D images and Tyler applets.
• Symmetry, Crystals and Polyhedra  - By Steven Dutch. Discusses symmetry concepts, crystallography, tilings, and different types of polyhedra.
• Uniform Polyhedra  - Provides an excerpt of Chapter 9 of R. Maeder's book, The Mathematica Programmer II. With images and animation of 80 polyhedra.
• Virtual Polyhedra  - Provides a collection of thousands of virtual reality polyhedra. Serves as a free self-contained tutorial, reference work, and object library for people interested in polyhedra.
• Zvi Harb  - Senior lecturer at the Department of Mathematics at the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology. With links to papers available in ps or dvi, and software packages.