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Welcome to the Polyscheme learning project at Wikiversity on Euclidean spaces of 4 or more dimensions. This article is about one of the regular polytopes or conceptual objects which resides in higher-dimensional space. It is a commentary on the Wikipedia 11-cell article, providing learning resources that complement the encyclopedia, but do not replace its article. Some of the expanded content may be unsupported by references, and some may be opinion, not established fact, as of this date of publication. This article is recently published research which may not have received peer review. Participants should feel free to ask questions and propose corrections or additions on its discuss page. |
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