Uniform 10-polytope

A uniform 10-polytope is one which is vertex-transitive, and constructed from uniform facets.

A proposed name for 10-polytope is polyxennon (plural: polyxenna), created from poly- xenna (a variation on ennea meaning nine) and -on.

Read more about Uniform 10-polytope:  Regular 10-polytopes, Euler Characteristic, Uniform 10-polytopes By Fundamental Coxeter Groups, The A10 Family, The B10 Family, The D10 Family, Regular and Uniform Honeycombs

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