The vertex count of a shape is the total number of vertices in the shape. It can be considered to be the total extent of all the shape's 0-subfacets in 0-dimensional (0D) space. Extruding a shape into a prism doubles the vertex count. Joining a shape into a pyramid increases the vertex count by 1.
Vertex count is unitless.
A vertex is a point where n + |x| multiple faces meet in n dimensions.
Vertex Count Formulae[]
0-Dimensional[]
| Shape | Count Formula |
|---|---|
| Point |
1-Dimensional[]
| Shape | Count Formula |
|---|---|
| Line segment |
2-Dimensional[]
| Shape | Count Formula |
|---|---|
| Square | |
| Regular P-gon |
3-Dimensional[]
| Shape | Count Formula |
|---|---|
| Tetrahedron | |
| Cube | |
| Octahedron | |
| Dodecahedron | |
| Icosahedron | |
| Regular P,Q-hedron |
See Also[]
| Space Antiderivatives |
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| Vertex count · Edge length · Surface area · Surcell volume · Surteron bulk · Surpeton pentavolume · Surecton hexavolume · Surzetton heptavolume · Suryotton octavolume |