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As far as I know Euler's theorem is not restricted to platonic solids, is it? And what does "hollowed out space" mean? --Seb

It applies to any convex solid with planar faces, and no holes (ie, not toroidal etc.) not just Platonic solids. I don't know whether it applies to concave shapes, though - Malcolm Farmer

It does apply to a large number of concave shapes. The convex assumption is too conservative. --Seb


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