K-isogonal Figures
A polytope or tiling may be called k-isogonal if its vertices form k transitivity classes.
This truncated rhombic dodecahedron is 2-isogonal because it contains two transitivity classes of vertices. This polyhedron is made of squares and flattened hexagons. |
This demiregular tiling is also 2-isogonal. This tiling is made of equilateral triangle, square and regular hexagonal faces. |
2-isogonal 9/4 enneagram |
A more restrictive term, k-uniform figures is defined as an k-isogonal figure constructed only from regular polygons. They can be represented visually with colors by different uniform colorings.
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