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DescriptionPentatope-vertex-first-small.png	English: Vertex-first perspective projection of the pentachoron into 3D. The nearest vertex to the 4D viewpoint is shown, projecting to the center of the image.
Date	25 September 2008
Source	I created this work entirely by myself. Transferred from en.wikipedia
Author	Tetracube (talk)

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2008-09-25 17:04 Tetracube 160×120 (3373 bytes) {{Information |Description=Vertex-first perspective projection of the [[pentatope]] into 3D |Source=I created this work entirely by myself. |Date=2008-09-25 |Author=~~~ |other_versions= }}
2008-09-29 23:15 Tetracube 320×240 (13680 bytes) Author: ~~~ Changelog: higher resolution render, show all edges for better clarity, highlight nearest vertex in red.

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