Regular and semi-regular polytopes. II
@article{Coxeter1940RegularAS,
title={Regular and semi-regular polytopes. II},
author={H. S. M. Coxeter},
journal={Mathematische Zeitschrift},
year={1940},
volume={188},
pages={559-591}
}Groupes de reflexion a 4 dimensions. Certains sous groupes d'indice petit. Construction de Wythoff et ses consequences numeriques. Polytopes a 4 dimensions. Nids d'abeilles a 4 dimensions. L'analogue a 4 dimensions du cube de Snub. Le grand antiprisme
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