File:Hypercubecubes.svg

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4 D representation of original cube

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Description This pseudo-projection of the tesseract or 4-dimensional cube is very similar to the vertex-first-projection. This diagram shows the tesseract as the 4-dimensional measure-polytope, is thus a 4-dimensional cartesian coordinate-system in its 2-dimensional representation.
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current21:20, 29 October 2009Thumbnail for version as of 21:20, 29 October 2009434 × 325 (19 KB)Watchduck (talk | contribs)changed colors
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