Hallo Forum,
wahrscheinlich ist das eine sehr primitive Frage, aber
ich bin Mathematica-Anfänger und einfach nicht auf die
Lösung gekommen.
Wie kann ich den folgenden "multi-eder" (s.unten) im
dreidimensionalen Raum mit Mathematica darstellen? Das
unten beigefügte Ergebnis erhielt ich durch
Berechnungen mit dem Programm "Qhull" als .m-file.
Leider schaffe ich es nicht, dieses package mit
Mathematica zu zeichnen.
Eine Hilfe wäre senationell.
Vielen Dank.
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