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| Fig. 1006.32 Duo-Tet Star Polyhedron Defines Vector Equilibrium Involvement Domain: The Duo-Tet star polyhedron that first appears in Fig. 987.242A is shown here within a vector equilibrium net. The complex also illustrates the eight Eighth-Octa that must be added to the eight triangular faces of the vector equilibrium to form the nucleated cube__the total complex of which functions as the vector equilibrium nuclear involvement domain. A closest-sphere-packing evolution of this same transformation (adding eight Eighth-Octa to the VE's six triangular faces) appears at Fig. 415.17. |