Biscribed Pentakis Dodecahedron (V=32) via Trisection of 11th-Order Segments
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This GeoGebra example demonstrates the construction of a new biscribed pentakis dodecahedron with 32 vertices by trisecting the 11th-order segments of an original biscribed pentakis dodecahedron. It explores advanced solid geometry, including dual polyhedra, golden ratio proportions, spherical geometry, and fractal-like iterative subdivision. The construction uses GeoGebra commands such as Sequence, Div, Element, If, Text, Sum, TableText, and IndexOf to generate trisection points and compute geometric properties like volume and sphere radii. Key objects include mm5, m01, A00, r, Volsphere, and interactive sliders/buttons for controlling the iteration. This resource is suitable for high school and university students, as well as enthusiasts interested in polyhedral geometry, 3D modeling, and fractal geometry.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Text("" + p) → txt_pSum(Flatten[Sequence[Append[Sequence[Element[txt_p, i], i, m01(k), m02(k)], " "], k, 1, 5]]) → txtUm1If(bu0, A00, A00d) → A00_0Length(A00_0) → nLength(l2) → läl2Sequence(sgn(Determinant[{Element[A00_0, i1] - Element[A00_0, j], Element[A00_0, i2] - Element[A00_0, j], Element[A00_0, i3] - Element[A00_0, j]}]), j, 1, n) → l01Length(A00d) → zzzSum(Zip[(T * F), T, SysTimeAkt1, F, {1, 1000, 60000, 3600000, 86400000}]) → TimeAbs1Sum(Zip[(T * F), T, SysTimeAkt2, F, {1, 1000, 60000, 3600000, 86400000}]) → TimeAbs2Div(TimeRelab, 3600) → HDiv(TimeRelab - (H * 3600), 60) → MElement(ZwZeit, step) → text10TableText({Append["a duration", Last[ZwZeit, Min[10, Length[ZwZeit]]]]}, "v") → text2cLength(A00) → lm1If(Length[Unique[l01 \ {0}]] ≟ 1, 7, -7) → a7Sum(Zip[(T * F), T, SysTimeAkt0, F, {1, 1000, 60000, 3600000, 86400000}]) → TimeAbs0Div(TimeRelab0, 3600) → H0Div(TimeRelab0 - (H0 * 3600), 60) → M0Text("" + (TimeRelab0 - (H0 * 3600) - (M0 * 60))) → S0aText("" + (TimeRelab - (H * 3600) - (M * 60))) → SIndexOf(".", S) → indexIndexOf(".", S0a) → indexaFirst(S, index + 1) → txtSFirst(S0a, indexa + 1) → txtS0aIf(bu0, " ", "d") → txtbuoMax(Length[A00], Length[A00d]) → maxläElement(A00, 24) → m11TableText({{"\underline{Polyhedron}"}, Append["Vertices: n=", {Length[A00]}], Append["r=", {r}], Append["\bar{r}=", {r_m}], Append["k-gon : k=", mm5a], Append["their\; numbers: n_k=", mm7a], Append["Volume: V=", {Vol_r}], Append["Average\; distance: p=", {txtUm1}]}, "hr ") → text7TableText({{"\underline{dual\;Polyhedron}"}, Append["Vertices: n=", {Length[A00d]}], Append["r=", {r_d}], Append[" \bar{r_d}= ", {r_md}], Append["k-gon : k=", mm5ad], Append["their\; numbers: n_k=", mm7ad], Append["Volume: V=", {Vold_r}]}, "hr ") → text20
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw a biscribed pentakis dodecahedron with 32 vertices. Construct it by trisecting 11th-order segments and display its dual polyhedron, golden ratio proportions, spherical geometry, and iterative subdivision. Include interactive controls to adjust the iteration count and observe different refinement effects.
The prompt above was compiled from the original drawing commands and is for reference only.