Search: id:A081621 Results 1-1 of 1 results found. %I A081621 %S A081621 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,1,1,3,4,12,23,73,192,651,2070,7290,25381,91441, %T A081621 329824,1204737,4412031,16248772,59995535,222231424,825028656, %U A081621 3069993552,11446245342,42758608761,160012226334,599822851579,2252137171764, 8469193859271 %N A081621 Number of n-node triangulations of the sphere with minimal degree 5. %C A081621 Other face sizes bigger than 5 and 6 are allowed and there can be more than 12 vertices with degree 5. %C A081621 Convex polytopes with minimum degree at least 5. The sequence is extracted from the file more-counts.txt that comes with the plantri distribution. %C A081621 Grace conjectured that all polyhedra inscribed in the unit sphere with maximal volume are "medial" (all faces triangular and vertex degree either m or m+1 where m<6-12/n13 the medial polyhedra have 12 vertices of degree 5 and n-12 vertices of degree 6. All known numerical solutions of the maximal volume problem (A081314) have this property. %C A081621 The triangulated arrangements of points on a sphere with icosahedral symmetry given by Hardin, Sloane and Smith are examples for large n. %D A081621 G. Brinkmann and B. D. McKay, Construction of planar triangulations with minimum degree 5, Discr. Math. 301 (2005), 147-163. %D A081621 D. W. Grace, Search for largest polyhedra. Math. Comp. 17, 197-199 (1963) %H A081621 Gunnar Brinkmann and Brendan McKay, Plantri and fullgen programs for generation of certain types of planar graph. %H A081621 G. Brinkmann and B. D. McKay, Construction of planar triangulations with minimum degree 5, Discr. Math. 301 (2005), 147-163. %H A081621 R. H. Hardin, N. J. A. Sloane and W. D. Smith, Spherical Codes with Icosahedral Symmetry. %H A081621 Hugo Pfoertner, Icosahedral best coverings. %H A081621 Thom Sulanke, Generating triangulations of surfaces (surftri), (also subpages). %e A081621 With vertices denoted by letters a, b, ... the neighbor lists are for a(14)=1: (bcdef, afghc, abhid, acije, adjkf, aeklgb, bflmh, bgmic, chmnjd, dinke, ejnlf, fknmg, glnih, imlkj) %e A081621 a(15)=1: (bcdefg, aghic, abijd, acjke, adklf, aelmg, afmhb, bgmni, bhnjc, cinokd, djole, ekomf, flonhg, hmoji, jnmlk); a(16)=3: (bcdef, afghc, abhijd, acjke, adklf, aelmgb, bfmnh, bgnic, chnoj, ciokd, djople, ekpmf, flpng, gmpoih, inpkj, konml), (bcdef, afghc, abhijd, acjke, adklf, aelmgb, bfmnh, bgnic, chnoj, ciopkd, djple, ekpmf, flpong, gmoih, inmpj, jomlk), (bcdef, afghijc, abjkd, ackle, adlmf, aemgb, bfmnh, bgnoi, bhopj, bipkc, cjpld, dkponme, elngf, gmloh, hnlpi, iolkj); %Y A081621 Cf. A000109, A000103, A081314. %Y A081621 Sequence in context: A006791 A111358 A111357 this_sequence A073713 A084921 A070765 %Y A081621 Adjacent sequences: A081618 A081619 A081620 this_sequence A081622 A081623 A081624 %K A081621 nonn %O A081621 4,13 %A A081621 Hugo Pfoertner (hugo(AT)pfoertner.org), Mar 24 2003 %E A081621 More terms from Herman Jamke (hermanjamke(AT)fastmail.fm), May 05 2007 Search completed in 0.001 seconds