Patent application title:

POLYHEDRA GOLF BALL WITH LOWER DRAG COEFFICIENT

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US20210197029A1

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16/771,676

Filed date:

2019-01-10

Abstract:

A golf ball having an outer surface with a pattern forming a polyhedron. The pattern can be flat faces forming sharp edges and sharp points therebetween. In one embodiment, the polyhedron is a Goldberg polyhedron.

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Surface depressions or protrusions; Non-circular dimples Polygonal

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Surface depressions or protrusions Arrangement or layout of dimples

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Surface depressions or protrusions Volume ratio

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Characteristics of the ball as a whole; Physical properties Diameter

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Characteristics of the ball as a whole; Physical properties Coefficient of drag

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;; Golf balls; Characteristics of the ball as a whole with a specified number of layers Two piece balls, i.e. cover and core

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Solid balls; Marbles Rigid hollow balls;

Description

RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62/616,861, filed Jan. 12, 2018, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

BACKGROUND

Technical Field

The present invention relates to golf balls having a polyhedra design that can yield lower drag coefficient than a dimpled sphere. The drag reduction is applicable to other sports equipment in general having a bluff body, such as the head of a golf club or a bike helmet.

Background of the Related Art

For the past 100 years the vast majority of commercial golf balls have used designs with dimples. For the purpose of this invention, a dimple generally refers to any curved or spherical depression in the face or outer surface of the ball. The traditional golf ball, as readily accepted by the consuming public, is spherical with a plurality of dimples, where the dimples are generally depressions on the outer surface of a sphere. The vast majority of commercial golf balls use dimples that have a substantially spherical shape. Some examples of such golf balls can be found in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,290,615, 6,923,736, and U.S. Publ. No. 20110268833.

It is well established that such depressions can lower the drag coefficient of a ball compared to that of a smooth sphere at the same speed. The drag coefficient is a dimensionless parameter that is used to quantify the drag force of resistance of an object in a fluid. The drag force is always opposite to the direction in which the object travels. The drag coefficient for a golf ball is defined as CD=2*Fd/(ρ*U2*A), where Fd is the drag force, p is the density of the fluid in which the object is moving, U is the speed of the object and A is the cross sectional area. For a sphere the cross-sectional area is Ο€D2/4, where D is the diameter of the ball.

FIG. 1 shows the variation of the drag coefficient, CD, as a function of Reynolds number, Re, for smooth and dimpled spheres. The data were obtained by performing wind tunnel experiments of non-spinning spheres. The Reynolds number is a dimensionless parameter used in fluid mechanics and is defined as Re=U*D/v, where v is the kinematic viscosity in which the object moves. For a smooth sphere the drag coefficient (shown by the solid black line) remains constant (CD˜0.5) until the Reynolds number approaches a critical value (Recr˜300,000). At this point, which is usually referred to as drag crisis, CD decreases rapidly and hits a minimum, which is an order of magnitude lower CD˜0.08. With further increase in the Reynolds number the flow enters the post-critical regime characterized by turbulent boundary layers on the surface of the sphere. In this regime the drag coefficient rises slowly with increasing Reynolds number.

In dimpled spheres (shown by dashed and dotted black lines) the drag crisis happens at a much lower critical Reynolds number (Re<100,000). In general, a dimpled sphere will have a 50% or more reduction in drag compared to a smooth sphere in the range of Reynolds number from 100,000 to 250,000. A golf ball in flight during a driver shot can experience a Reynolds number ranging from 220,000 at the beginning of the flight to 60,000 at the end of the flight. It is therefore very important that a golf ball design can achieve a very low drag coefficient in that range. The critical value of the Reynolds number, as well as the attained minimum drag coefficient in the post-critical regime depend on the dimple geometry and arrangement. In general, as the aggregate dimple volume, measured as the sum of a dimple volume of each dimple of the plurality of dimples, decreases the critical Reynolds is increased and the drag coefficient in the post-critical regime increases. As the aggregate dimple volume approaches zero the drag curve approaches that of a smooth sphere. Drag is one of the two forces (the other being lift) that influence the aerodynamic performance of a golf ball. To increase the carry distance on a driver shot, the distance a golf ball travels during the flight, the dimple design is a balance between achieving the lowest critical Reynolds number and the lowest drag coefficient in the post-critical regime.

However, dimples are the only configuration known to provide a golf ball having a reduced drag coefficient.

SUMMARY

Accordingly, it is an object of the invention to provide a golf ball having minimal drag coefficient. It is a further object of the invention to provide a golf ball having reduced drag coefficient compared to a golf ball having only dimples. It is another object to provide a golf ball with minimal drag coefficient that is non-dimpled. In one embodiment, the golf ball has a plurality of flat faces with sharp edges and points that collectively form a polyhedron. These and other objects of the invention, as well as many of the intended advantages thereof, will become more readily apparent when reference is made to the following description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

FIG. 1 shows a plot of the drag coefficient CD vs Reynolds number Re for smooth and dimpled spheres. The solid black line represents a smooth sphere (Achenbach, 1972); the double-dashed lines represent a dimpled sphere (J. Choi, 2006); and the dash-dot lines represent a dimpled sphere (Harvey, 1976). The shaded area represents the typical range of Reynolds experience by a golf ball in flight during a driver shot (50,000-200,000).

FIG. 2(a) shows a golf ball in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2(b) shows an outline of a golf ball.

FIG. 2(c) shows an outline of a golf ball with non-sharp rounded edges.

FIG. 2(d) shows an icosahedron, a well-known Platonic solid used to derive the golf ball 100.

FIG. 2(e) shows an example of splitting a hexagonal face into 6 triangular faces.

FIG. 3 shows the Goldberg polyhedron with 192 faces.

FIG. 4 is a graph of the drag coefficient versus Reynolds for the Goldberg polyhedra with 162 faces and 192 faces.

FIG. 5 is a graph showing the CD versus Reynolds for a Goldberg polyhedron with 192 faces and a dimpled sphere.

FIG. 6 is a graph showing the CD versus Reynolds for a Goldberg polyhedron with 162 faces and a dimpled sphere.

FIG. 7 shows a geodesic polyhedron made from 320 triangles.

FIG. 8 shows a geodesic cube with 174 faces.

FIG. 9 shows a polyhedron with 162 faces and 162 dimples.

FIG. 10 is a graph showing the drag coefficient CD versus Reynolds number Re for a Goldberg polyhedron with 162 faces and a Goldberg polyhedron with 162 faces and 162 dimples.

FIG. 11 is a comparison of drag coefficient CD versus Reynolds number for one of the embodiments of the present invention shown in FIG. 9 against a commercial ball Callaway Superhot.

FIG. 12 is an alternative embodiment of a golf ball based on an icosahedron with 312 faces and 312 spherical dimples.

FIG. 13 is a comparison of drag coefficient CD versus Reynolds number Re for one of the embodiments of the present invention based on a polyhedron with 312 faces and 312 spherical dimples of FIG. 12 against a commercial golf ball Bridgestone Tour.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In describing certain illustrative, non-limiting embodiments of the invention illustrated in the drawings, specific terminology will be resorted to for the sake of clarity. However, the invention is not intended to be limited to the specific terms so selected, and it is to be understood that each specific term includes all technical equivalents that operate in similar manner to accomplish a similar purpose. Several embodiments of the invention are described for illustrative purposes, it being understood that the invention may be embodied in other forms not specifically shown in the drawings.

The present invention is directed to a golf ball design based on polyhedra that can have reduced drag coefficient compared to a dimpled sphere. In one embodiment, a family of golf ball designs are made up of convex polyhedra whose vertices lie on a sphere. A polyhedron is a solid in three dimensions with flat polygonal faces, straight sharp edges and sharp corners or vertices.

FIG. 2(a) shows a golf ball 100 in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention. The golf ball 100 has a body 110 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 112. A plurality of faces 120 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 116. All the faces are formed in the outer surface and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 124. Here, the golf ball 100 is a polyhedron with 162 polygons.

The body 110 defines a circumscribed sphere 102, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 104 of the body 110. The sphere and the diameter provide a reference for the size of the golf ball. The Rules of Golf, jointly governed by the R&A and the USGA, state that the diameter of a β€œconforming” golf ball cannot be any smaller than 1.680 inches. For the purpose of a golf ball the diameter of the circumscribed sphere is at least 1.68 in. The vertices 122a, 122b of the polyhedron are the only points 104 on the polyhedron that lie on the sphere. Any point along the edges 124a, 124b or on the faces 120a, 120b of the polygons lies below the surface of the circumscribed sphere.

The golf ball body 110 is a polyhedron that is made from first faces 120a and second faces 120b. As shown, the first faces 120a have a first shape, namely pentagons, and the second faces 120b have a second shape different than the first shape, namely hexagons. All of the faces are flat and each such face forms a single plane. In one embodiment, there are 12 pentagons 120a and 150 hexagons 120b (a hexagon-to-pentagon ratio of 12.5:1), each having corners or points 122a, 122b connected by boundaries such as straight lines or edges 124a, 124b. In various other embodiments, other quantities and/or ratios of such pentagons 120a and hexagons 120b can be used. However, the number of polygons and the angle between them determine when the drag coefficient will start to drop and how low it will become. In general, as the number of faces is increased the drag crisis occurs at higher Reynolds number and the drag coefficient decreases. The first and second faces 120a, 120b form the pattern 116.

The edges 124 are sharp, in that the faces are at an angle with respect to one another. FIG. 2(b) shows a cross sectional cut through the body 110 of ball 100 of FIG. 2(a) along the line 150. In this embodiment the edges 124 are sharp, in that the radius of curvature 140 of an edge is less than 0.001 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. Ideally all edges should be the sharpest possible. A radius of curvature of 0 is the case with the sharpest possible edges, though golf ball edges might become a little rounded during manufacture or follow use. FIG. 2(c) shows a cross section cut of two faces with rounded edges, whose radius of curvature is more than 0.001 D. The resulting edge is not sharp and the reduction in drag is not maximized, which can be detrimental to the aerodynamic performance of the golf ball as the shape would approach that of a smooth sphere. Both a sharp edge and a non-sharp edge is shown in that embodiment for illustrative purposes. The angle ΞΈ formed between two adjacent flat/planar faces 120 is always smaller than 180 degrees. The geometric shape of the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 2(a) falls into the class of convex polyhedral where the angle between any pair of adjacent faces is always less than 180 degrees. In this embodiment, the angle between a pentagon face 120a and an adjacent hexagonal face 120b is 166.215 degrees. The angle between two adjacent hexagon faces 120b varies from 161.5 degrees to 162.0 degrees.

Each face 120 is immediately adjacent and touching a neighboring face 120, such that each edge 124 forms a border between two neighboring faces 120 and each point 122 is at the intersection of three neighboring faces 120. And, each point 122 is at an opposite end of each linear edge 124 and is at the intersection of three linear edges 124. Accordingly, there is no gap or space between adjacent neighboring faces 120, and the faces 120 are contiguous and form a single integral, continuous outer surface 112 of the ball 100.

A golf ball usually has a rubber core and at least one more layer surrounding the core. The pattern 116 is formed on the outermost layer. The pattern is based on an icosahedron shown in FIG. 2(d). The icosahedron 170 is a well-known convex polyhedron made up of 20 equilateral triangle faces 180, 12 vertices 182 and 30 edges 184. An icosahedron is one of the five regular Platonic solids, the other four being the cube, the tetrahedron, the octahedron and the dodecahedron (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic solid).

In the icosahedron 170 five equilateral triangles 180 meet at each of its twelve vertices 182. The 12 pentagons 120a of the golf ball 100 shown in FIG. 2(a) are centered on the vertices of an icosahedron. Therefore, a pair of 3 pentagons 120a forms an equilateral triangular pattern 180. Along each of the edges of the triangles 180 there are 3 hexagons 120b. Finally, inside each triangular pattern 180 there are three hexagons 120b. The pentagons 120a are all equilateral, that is the 5 edges 124a all have the same length equal to 0.151 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. The hexagons 120b are not equilateral and the lengths of the edges 124b vary from 0.151 D to 0.1834 D.

Table 1 lists the coordinates of all the vertices and how each face is formed, which defines the geometry of the golf ball. Table 1 lists the coordinates x, y, and z of all of the vertices 122 of golf ball 100. Faces are constructed by connecting the vertices with straight lines. The coordinates x, y, z are normalized by the diameter D of the circumscribed sphere 104 and are with respect to the center of the sphere. The golf ball 100 contains 320 vertices 122, 480 straight edges 120 and 162 polygonal faces 120.

The particular polyhedron can be any suitable configuration, and in one embodiment is a class of solids called Goldberg polyhedra that comprises convex polyhedra that are made entirely from a combination of rectangles, pentagons and hexagons. Goldberg polyhedra are derived from either an icosahedron (a convex polyhedron made from 12 pentagons), or an octahedron (a convex polyhedron made from 8 triangles) or a tetrahedron (a convex polyhedron made from 4 triangles). An infinite number of Goldberg polyhedra exist, as shown in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_geodesic_polyhedra_and_Goldberg_polyhedra.

However, it will be recognized that the invention can utilize any convex polyhedron (that is, a polyhedron made up of polygons whose angle is less than 180 degrees), though in one embodiment on such polyhedron is a convex polyhedron with sharp edges, flat faces forming a single plane, and adjacent faces having an angle of less than 180 degrees between them.

The particular configuration (Goldberg polyhedral 162 faces and icosahedral symmetry) can only be achieved with a combination of hexagons and pentagons. However other geometries with around 162 faces may be possible to do using only pentagons or only hexagons. Other embodiments of the invention can include a pattern with various geometric configurations. For example, the pattern can be comprised of more or fewer of hexagons and pentagons than shown. Or it can comprise all hexagons, all pentagons, or no hexagons or pentagons but instead one or more other shapes or polyhedrals having flat faces and sharp edges. One other shape can be formed, for example, by splitting each hexagon into 6 triangles or each pentagon into 5 triangles, which provides a similar drag coefficient. One embodiment can include any of the Goldberg polyhedra with a combination of pentagons and hexagons or even a convex polyhedral made of triangles or squares.

It is further noted that flat faces give lower drag and have the uniqueness of not being dimples (curved indentations). The flat faces only provide points of the faces that lie on the circumscribed sphere. The sharp edges are defined by the angle between two adjacent faces. In addition, the edges forming the boundaries between the two adjacent faces are flat and not excessively rounded. An example of a non-sharp edge is shown in FIG. 2(c). The angle between the two edges is the same as is in FIG. 2(b) but it is rounded such that the edge is not sharp.

As the number of polygons increases (i.e. from 162 faces to 312 faces) the angle between the faces increases too and approaches 180 degrees. For the embodiments that are based purely on polyhedral shape such as those shown in FIGS. 2(a), 2(b) with 162 and 192 faces the range of angles is between 160 and 165 degrees. For the other embodiments in which dimples are added inside each face it is possible to go to as many as 312 faces and the angle between the faces can increase to 172 degrees. In one embodiment, the maximum angle could be close to 175 degrees and a range of angles between 160 and 175 degrees may be suitable for the purpose of a golf ball. Thus, a convex polyhedra is one having faces with angles substantially with the values and in the ranges noted herein.

In FIG. 2(a), the ratio of pentagons to hexagons is 12:150, though any suitable ratio can be provided. For example, out of the 150 hexagons one of the hexagons can be split into 6 triangles and a have a polyhedron with 12 pentagons, 149 hexagons and 6 triangles and obtain substantially the same drag coefficient. FIG. 2(e) illustrates how such a splitting can be performed on one of the hexagonal faces 120. A vertex 140 can be chose anywhere inside the hexagon 120. For illustrative purposes, the vertex 140 is near the center of the hexagon although any other location can be used. Six new edges 142 can be formed by connecting the each of the vertices 122 with the new vertex 140. A triangular face 144 is formed by one edge 124 of the hexagon and two adjacent edges 142. The exact shape of the faces making up the polyhedral can vary but one important feature of the polyhedral pattern is the angle between faces.

FIG. 3 shows an example of a golf ball in accordance with another embodiment of the invention. The golf ball 200 has a body 210 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 212. A plurality of faces 220 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 216. All the faces are formed in the outer surface and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 224. Here, the golf ball 200 is a polyhedron with 192 polygons.

The body 210 defines a circumscribed sphere 202, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 204 of the body 210. The vertices 222a, 222b of the polyhedron are the only points 204 on the polyhedron that lie on the sphere. Any point along the edges 224a, 224b or on the face of the polygons lies below the surface of the circumscribed sphere.

The golf ball body 210 is a polyhedron that is made from first faces 220a and second faces 220b. As shown, the first faces 220a have a first shape, namely pentagons, and the second faces 220b have a second shape different than the first shape, namely hexagons. All of the faces are flat and each such face forms a single plane. In one embodiment, there are 12 pentagons 220a and 180 hexagons 220b (a hexagon-to-pentagon ratio of 15:1), each having corners or points 222a, 222b connected by boundaries such as straight lines or edges 224a, 224b. In various other embodiments, other quantities and/or ratios of such pentagons 220a and hexagons 220b can be used. The first and second faces 220a, 220b form the pattern 216. The edges 224 are sharp, in that the radius of curvature of an edge is less than 0.001 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. Ideally all edges should be the sharpest possible. A radius of curvature of 0 is the case with the sharpest possible edges, though golf ball edges might become a little rounded during manufacture or follow use.

The geometric shape of the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 3 falls into the class of convex polyhedral where the angle between any pair of adjacent faces is always less than 180 degrees. In this embodiment, the angle between a pentagon face 220a and an adjacent hexagonal face 220b is 167.6 degrees. The angle between two adjacent hexagon faces 120b varies from 163.4 degrees to 164.2 degrees. When comparing this embodiment with the golf ball 100 illustrated in FIG. 2 it is obvious that as the number of faces on a convex polyhedron increases the angle between faces increases too.

Each face 220 is immediately adjacent and touching a neighboring face 220, such that each edge 224 forms a border between two neighboring faces 220 and each point 222 is at the intersection of three neighboring faces 220. And, each point 222 is at an opposite end of each linear edge 224 and is at the intersection of three linear edges 224. Accordingly, there is no gap or space between adjacent neighboring faces 220, and the faces 220 are contiguous and form a single integral, continuous outer surface 212 of the ball 200.

The pattern is based on an icosahedron shown in FIG. 2(c). In the icosahedron 170 five equilateral triangles 180 meet at each of its twelve vertices 182. The 12 pentagons 220a of the golf ball 200 shown in FIG. 3 are centered on the vertices of an icosahedron. Therefore, any pair of 3 pentagons 220a form an equilateral triangle 280. The pentagons 220a are all equilateral, that is the 5 edges 224a all have the same length equal to 0.136 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. The hexagons 220b are not equilateral and the lengths of the edges 224b vary from 0.136 D to 0.168 D.

Table 2 lists the coordinates of all the vertices and how each face is formed, which defines the geometry of the golf ball. Table 1 lists the coordinates x, y, and z of all of the vertices 220 of polyhedron of golf ball 200. Faces are constructed by connecting the vertices with straight lines. The coordinates x, y, z are normalized by the diameter D of the circumscribed sphere 204 and are with respect to the center of the sphere. The golf ball 200 contains 380 vertices 222, 570 straight edges 220 and 192 polygonal faces 220.

From a visual perspective the above designs of FIGS. 2, 3 have the unique characteristics of not having any dimples. From a utility perspective the behavior of the drag coefficient is very interesting. FIG. 4 shows a graph of the drag coefficient, CD, versus the Reynolds number, Re, for the polyhedron with 162 and 192 faces. The drag coefficient was obtained by wind tunnel experiments of non-spinning models. Overall the drag curve is qualitatively very similar to that of a dimpled sphere. Namely there is a drag crisis that occurs around Re=60,000. For the polyhedron with 162 faces CD reaches a minimum value of 0.16 at Re=90,000 and remains almost constant as the Reynolds increases. For the polyhedron with 192 faces CD reaches a minimum value of 0.14 at Re=110,000 and remains almost constant as the Reynolds increases.

The graph reveals that as the number of faces increases the drag crisis shifts towards a higher Reynolds number and the CD in the post-critical regime decreases. This feature can be taken into advantage when designing a golf ball to tailor the needs of a golfer. For an amateur golfer a golf ball in flight during a driver shot can experience a Reynolds number ranging from 180,000 at the beginning of the flight to 60,000 at the end of the flight. For a professional golfer a golf ball in flight during a driver shot can experience a Reynolds number ranging from 220,000 at the beginning of the flight to 80,000 at the end of the flight.

In other words, the range of Reynolds number experienced by a golf ball for an amateur golfer is lower than that for a professional golfer. A golf ball with more polygon faces might suit the needs of a professional golfer while a golf ball with less polygon faces might suit the needs of an amateur golfer.

The advantage of a design based on a convex polyhedron such as golf ball 200 with respect to a dimpled golf ball is now discussed. A comparison of the drag curve of the polyhedron with 192 faces, namely golf ball 200, against a dimpled sphere is shown in FIG. 5. The dimpled sphere has 322 spherical dimples and is representative of a commercial golf ball. The drag crisis for the polyhedron with 192 faces, namely golf ball 200, occurs at approximately the same range of Reynolds numbers as the dimpled sphere. The minimum CD for both balls is reached at Re=110,000. For the dimpled sphere CD=0.16 while for the golf ball 200 CD=0.14, that is 12.5% drag reduction. At Re=140,000 CD=0.174 for the dimpled sphere while for the golf ball 200 CD=0.147, that is 15% drag reduction. Indeed, the drag coefficient for golf ball 200 illustrated in FIG. 3 is consistently lower than that of a dimpled golf ball in the range of Re=90,000-220,000. A lower drag coefficient is important because it plays an important role in achieving more carry distance during a driver shot.

A comparison of the drag curve of the golf ball 100 against the same dimpled sphere is shown in FIG. 6. While CD in the post-critical regime is almost identical for the two balls, the drag crisis for the golf ball 200 occurs at a lower Reynolds number. As a result, CD for Re<110,000 is consistently lower for the polyhedron with 192 faces than for the dimpled sphere. Thus, the embodiment of FIG. 2(a) has a lower drag coefficient than a dimpled sphere. A lower drag coefficient is important because it plays an important role in achieving more carry distance during a driver shot.

FIGS. 7, 8 are additional non-limiting embodiments of the invention. Those golf balls 300, 400 have similar structure as the embodiments of FIGS. 2, 3, and those structures have similar purpose. Those structures have been assigned a similar reference numeral and similar structure with the differences noted below. For example, FIG. 7 shows an example of a golf ball 300 with a body 310 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 312. A plurality of faces 320 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 316. All the faces are formed in the outer surface 312 and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 324 and corners vertices 322. The body 310 defines a circumscribed sphere 302, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 304 of the body 310. And FIG. 8 shows an example of a golf ball 400 with a body 410 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 412. A plurality of faces 420 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 416. All the faces are formed in the outer surface 412 and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 424 and corners or vertices 422. The body 410 defines a circumscribed sphere 402, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 404 of the body 410.

The embodiment shown in FIGS. 7, 8 are included for illustrative purposes as examples of convex polyhedral that are not made from pentagons or hexagons. Other convex polyhedra not made up of pentagons or hexagons can also be used for the design of a golf ball. In another embodiment of the present invention a convex polyhedron is shown in FIG. 7. The polyhedron belongs to a class of solids called Geodesic polyhedron which are derived from an icosahedron by subdividing each face into smaller faces using a triangular grid, and then applying a canonicalization algorithm to make the result more spherical. (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geodesic_polyhedron). The vertices of the polyhedron are the only points on the polyhedron that lie on a sphere. Any point along the edges or on the face of the triangles lies below the surface of a circumscribed sphere. The polyhedron in FIG. 7 is made from 320 triangles but any geodesic polyhedron with an arbitrary number of triangles can be used as the design of a golf ball.

In another embodiment of the present invention a convex polyhedron is shown in FIG. 8. The polyhedron belongs to a class of solids called Geodesic cubes which are made from rectangular faces. A geodesic cube is a polyhedron derived from a cube by subdividing each face into smaller faces using a square grid, and then applying a canonicalization algorithm to make the result more spherical (see http://dmccooey.com/polyhedra/GeodesicCubes.html). The vertices of the polyhedron are the only points on the polyhedron that lie on a sphere. Any point along the edges or on the face of the rectangular faces lies below the surface of a circumscribed sphere. The polyhedron in FIG. 8 is made from 174 rectangular flat faces but any geodesic cube with an arbitrary number of faces can be used as the design of a golf ball.

It is important to note that the polyhedra described above and shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 7, 8 do not contain any dimples (i.e., curved or spherical depressions or indents), but instead have flat surfaces that lie in a plane. However, the polyhedra provide enhanced aerodynamic characteristics, drag coefficient being one of them, that can help increase the carry distance of the golf ball.

However, golf ball geometries that are based on any convex polyhedra and either include or omit dimples are contemplated. In particular, for any convex polyhedra at least one of the faces may include one or more dimples. For example, FIG. 9 shows an embodiment of a golf ball 500 that is based on a convex polyhedron with a plurality of polygonal faces 520. The convex polyhedron is identical to the one shown in FIG. 2, and includes a body 510 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 512. A plurality of faces 520 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 516. All the faces are formed in the outer surface 512 and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 524 and corners or vertices 522. The body 510 defines a circumscribed sphere 502, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 504 of the body 510.

However, in this embodiment each face 520 of the polyhedron contains one dimple 560. The dimples 560 have a substantially spherical shape and are created by subtracting spheres 570 from each of the faces 510 of the polyhedron 500. Table 3 lists the coordinates x, y and z of the center of the spheres 570 along with the diameter d of the spheres 570. The coordinates x, y, z and the diameter of the spheres d are normalized by the diameter D of the circumscribed sphere 504. The coordinates x, y, and z are with respect to the center of the circumscribed sphere. The total dimple volume ratio, defined as the aggregate volume removed from the surface of the polyhedron divided by the volume of the polyhedron, is 0.317%.

As shown, the dimples 560 are each located at the center of each 510. However, the dimples 560 can be positioned at another location such as offset within each face 510, or overlapping two or more faces 510. In addition, while spherical dimples 560 are shown, the dimples 560 can have any suitable size and shape. For example, non-spherical depressions can be utilized, such as triangles, hexagons, pentagons. And the dimples need not all have the same size and shape, for example there can be dimples with more than one size and more than one shape.

The effect that the addition of dimples has on the drag coefficient is now discussed. A comparison of the drag curve of this embodiment against that of golf ball 100 is shown in FIG. 10. There are two important observations. First when dimples are added to the faces of a polyhedron, the drag crisis occurs at a lower Reynolds number range. That is, the drag coefficient starts to drop at a lower Reynolds number. Second, the drag coefficient in the post-critical regime increases. This effect may be desirable when designing a golf ball for players with lower swing speeds such as an amateur golf player where the range of Reynolds number that the golf ball experiences during a driver shot is reduced. As the total dimple volume approaches zero the drag curve of golf ball 500 would approach that of golf ball 100. Therefore, one can fine tune the exact behavior of the drag curve by adjusting the total dimple volume. Each dimple is formed by subtracting a sphere for the face of the polyhedron as explained above. The dimple volume is the amount of volume that each sphere subtracts from the volume of the polyhedron.

FIG. 11 compares the drag curve of the golf ball 500 shown in FIG. 9 against a commercial golf ball, namely the Callaway SuperHot, which is a dimpled ball marketed as having a low drag coefficient and shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,290,615. The drag coefficient for both balls were obtained by performing wind tunnel experiments using the actual commercial golf ball and a 3D printed prototype of the golf ball 500. The drag crisis for the golf ball 500 happens earlier, that is the drag coefficient starts to drop at lower Reynolds number. Clearly CD for golf ball 500 is consistently lower than that of the commercial golf ball for the range of Reynolds numbers 60,000-160,000. A lower drag coefficient can help a golf ball achieve longer carry distances. The golf ball 500 is the exact same polyhedron of golf ball 100, however the golf ball 500 has a dimple on each face. The polyhedron which golf ball 500 is based on is identical to the polyhedron of golf ball 100 in FIG. 2.

FIG. 12 shows an example of a golf ball based on a convex polyhedron with dimples in accordance with another embodiment of the invention. The golf ball 600 has a body 610 with an inner core and an outer shell with an outer surface 612. A plurality of faces 620 are formed in the outer surface, creating a pattern 616. All the faces are formed in the outer surface and each of such faces is flat and lies in a plane. The faces are bound by straight or linear edges 624. Here, the golf ball 600 is based on a polyhedron with 312 polygons.

The body 610 defines a circumscribed sphere 602, which is the smallest sphere containing the polyhedron, and is shown with a dashed line about the outermost points 604 of the body 610. The vertices 622a, 622b of the polyhedron are the only points 604 on the polyhedron that lie on the sphere. Any point along the edges 624 or on the face of the polygons lies below the surface of the circumscribed sphere.

The golf ball body 610 is a polyhedron that is made from first faces 620a and second faces 620b. As shown, the first faces 620a have a first shape, namely pentagons, and the second faces 620b have a second shape different than the first shape, namely hexagons. All of the faces are flat and each such face forms a single plane. In one embodiment, there are 12 pentagons 620a and 300 hexagons 620b (a hexagon-to-pentagon ratio of 25:1), each having corners or points 622a, 622b connected by boundaries such as straight lines or edges 624a, 624b. The first and second faces 620a, 620b form the pattern 616. The edges 624 are sharp, in that the radius of curvature of an edge is less than 0.001 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. Ideally all edges should be the sharpest possible. A radius of curvature of 0 is the case with the sharpest possible edges, though golf ball edges might become a little rounded during manufacture or follow use.

The geometric shape of the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 12 falls into the class of convex polyhedral where the angle between any pair of adjacent faces is always less than 180 degrees. In this embodiment, the angle between a pentagon face 620a and an adjacent hexagonal face 620b is 170.2 degrees. The angle between two adjacent hexagon faces 620b varies from 167.1 degrees to 168.2 degrees.

Each face 620 is immediately adjacent and touching a neighboring face 620, such that each edge 624 forms a border between two neighboring faces 620 and each point 622 is at the intersection of three neighboring faces 620. And, each point 622 is at an opposite end of each linear edge 624 and is at the intersection of three linear edges 624. Accordingly, there is no gap or space between adjacent neighboring faces 620, and the faces 620 are contiguous and form a single integral, continuous outer surface 612 of the ball 600.

The pattern is based on an icosahedron shown in FIG. 2(c). In the icosahedron 170 five equilateral triangles 180 meet at each of its twelve vertices 182. The 12 pentagons 620a of the golf ball 600 shown in FIG. 12 are centered on the vertices of an icosahedron. Therefore, any pair of 3 pentagons 620a form an equilateral triangle 680 shown with dashed line in FIG. 12. The pentagons 620a are all equilateral, that is the 5 edges 624a all have the same length equal to 0.102 D, where D is the diameter of the circumscribed sphere. The hexagons 620b are not equilateral and the lengths of the edges 624b vary from 0.102 D to 0.132 D.

Table 4 lists the coordinates of all the vertices and how each face is formed, which defines the geometry of the polyhedron. Table 4 lists the coordinates x, y, and z of all of the vertices 622 of polyhedron of golf ball 600. Faces are constructed by connecting the group of vertices with straight lines. The coordinates x, y, z are normalized by the diameter D of the circumscribed sphere 604 and are with respect to the center of the sphere. The golf ball 600 contains 620 vertices 622, 930 straight edges 624 and 312 polygonal faces 620.

Each of the face 620 of the polyhedron contains one dimple 690. The dimples 690 have a substantially spherical shape and are created by subtracting spheres 670 from the face 620 of the polyhedron. Table 5 lists the coordinates x, y and z of the center of the spheres 670 along with the diameter d of the spheres 670. The coordinates x, y, z and the diameter of the spheres d are normalized by the diameter D of the circumscribed sphere 604. The coordinates x, y, and z are with respect to the center of the circumscribed sphere.

A comparison of the drag curve of this embodiment against that of a commercial golf ball, namely the Bridgestone Tour is shown in FIG. 13, which is a dimpled ball marketed as having a low drag so that the ball travels further, and described in U.S. Pat. No. 7,503,857. The graphs shows the invention having a lower drag coefficient. The drag coefficient for both balls were obtained by performing wind tunnel experiments using the actual commercial golf ball and a 3D printed prototype of the embodiment. The drag crisis for both golf balls occurs at approximately the same range of Reynolds number, namely from Re=50,000-80,000. At Reynolds number of 100,000 CD for the Bridgestone Tour ball is 0.195 while CD for the current embodiment is 0.162, a drag reduction of 17%. Overall CD for the current embodiment is consistently lower than that of the commercial golf ball for the range of Reynolds numbers 80,000-160,000. A lower drag coefficient can help a golf ball achieve longer carry distances.

Other sizes and shapes of dimples are contemplated by the present invention, and any suitable size and shape dimple can be utilized in the golf balls of FIGS. 2-3, 7-9, 12. While FIG. 2 employs a convex polyhedron that belongs to a class of Goldberg polyhedral, FIGS. 9, 12 are revisions to the Goldberg principle in that each face of the polyhedron contains a dimple.

The following documents are incorporated herein by reference. Achenbach, E. (1972). Experiments on the flow past spheres at high Reynolds numbers. Journal of Fluid Mechanics. Harvey, P. W. (1976). Golf ball aerodynamics. Aeronautical Quarterly. J. Choi, W. J. (2006). Mechanism of drag reduction by dimples on a sphere. Physics of Fluids, 149-167. Ogg, S. S. (2001).

It is further noted that the description and claims use several positional, geometric or relational terms, such as neighboring, circular, spherical, round, and flat. Those terms are merely for convenience to facilitate the description based on the embodiments shown in the figures. Those terms are not intended to limit the invention. Thus, it should be recognized that the invention can be described in other ways without those geometric, relational, directional or positioning terms. In addition, the geometric or relational terms may not be exact. For instance, edges may not be exactly linear, hexagonal, pentagonal or spherical, but still be considered to be substantially linear, hexagonal, pentagonal or spherical, and faces may not be exactly flat or planar but still be considered to be substantially flat or planar because of, for example, roughness of surfaces, tolerances allowed in manufacturing, etc. And, other suitable geometries and relationships can be provided without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

In addition, while the invention has been shown and described with boundaries formed by straight edges 124, 224, 324, 424, 524, 624 and points 122, 222, 322, 422, 522, other suitable boundaries can be provided such as curves with or without rounded points. And the boundaries need not be sharped, but can be curved. And other suitable shapes can be utilized for the faces. And, while the invention has been described with a certain number of faces and/or dimples, other suitable numbers of faces and/or dimples, more or fewer, can also be provided within the spirit and scope of the invention. Within this specification, the various sizes, shapes and dimensions are approximate and exemplary to illustrate the scope of the invention and are not limiting. The faces need not all be the same shape and/or size, and there can be multiple sizes and shapes of faces.

The sizes and the terms β€œsubstantially” and β€œabout” mean plus or minus 15-20%, and in one embodiment plus or minus 10%, and in other embodiments plus or minus 5%, and plus or minus 1-2%. In addition, while specific dimensions, sizes and shapes may be provided in certain embodiments of the invention, those are simply to illustrate the scope of the invention and are not limiting. Thus, other dimensions, sizes and/or shapes can be utilized without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

Use of the term optional or alternative with respect to any element of a claim means that the element is required, or alternatively, the element is not required, both alternatives being within the scope of the claim. Use of broader terms such as comprises, includes, and having may be understood to provide support for narrower terms such as consisting of, consisting essentially of, and comprised substantially of. Accordingly, the scope of protection is not limited by the description set out above but is defined by the claims that follow, that scope including all equivalents of the subject matter of the claims. Each and every claim is incorporated as further disclosure into the specification and the claims are embodiment(s) of the present disclosure.

TABLE 1
Vertex x/D y/D z/D Face Group of vertices
1 0.0000 0.0000 0.9778 1 301 300 69 296 295 20
2 0.6519 0.0000 0.7288 2 312 311 74 302 301 20
3 βˆ’0.3260 0.5646 0.7288 3 295 294 79 313 312 20
4 βˆ’0.3259 βˆ’0.5646 0.7288 4 299 300 301 302 303 304
5 0.7288 0.5646 0.3259 5 293 294 295 296 297 298
6 0.7288 βˆ’0.5645 0.3259 6 310 311 312 313 314 315
7 βˆ’0.8533 0.3489 0.3259 7 300 299 70 292 291 69
8 0.1245 0.9135 0.3259 8 303 302 74 308 307 73
9 0.1245 βˆ’0.9135 0.3259 9 297 296 69 291 290 68
10 βˆ’0.8533 βˆ’0.3489 0.3260 10 311 310 75 309 308 74
11 0.8533 0.3489 βˆ’0.3260 11 294 293 80 320 319 79
12 0.8533 βˆ’0.3489 βˆ’0.3259 12 314 313 79 319 318 78
13 βˆ’0.7288 0.5645 βˆ’0.3259 13 288 289 290 291 292
14 βˆ’0.1245 0.9135 βˆ’0.3259 14 305 306 307 308 309
15 βˆ’0.1245 βˆ’0.9135 βˆ’0.3259 15 316 317 318 319 320
16 βˆ’0.7288 βˆ’0.5646 βˆ’0.3259 16 244 243 70 299 304 17
17 0.3259 0.5646 βˆ’0.7288 17 304 303 73 251 250 17
18 0.3260 βˆ’0.5646 βˆ’0.7288 18 298 297 68 268 267 18
19 βˆ’0.6519 0.0000 βˆ’0.7288 19 261 260 80 293 298 18
20 0.0000 0.0000 βˆ’0.9778 20 278 277 75 310 315 19
21 0.1755 0.3040 0.9230 21 315 314 78 285 284 19
22 0.4845 0.3040 0.8050 22 288 292 70 243 242 66
23 0.5210 0.5716 0.6140 23 252 251 73 307 306 72
24 0.2345 0.7370 0.6140 24 269 268 68 290 289 67
25 0.0210 0.5716 0.8050 25 305 309 75 277 276 71
26 βˆ’0.3510 0.0000 0.9230 26 316 320 80 260 259 76
27 βˆ’0.5055 0.2676 0.8050 27 286 285 78 318 317 77
28 βˆ’0.7555 0.1654 0.6140 28 183 182 67 289 288 66
29 βˆ’0.7555 βˆ’0.1654 0.6140 29 206 205 72 306 305 71
30 βˆ’0.5055 βˆ’0.2676 0.8050 30 229 228 77 317 316 76
31 0.1755 βˆ’0.3040 0.9230 31 250 249 53 245 244 17
32 0.0210 βˆ’0.5716 0.8050 32 267 266 59 262 261 18
33 0.2345 βˆ’0.7370 0.6140 33 284 283 63 279 278 19
34 0.5210 βˆ’0.5716 0.6140 34 242 243 244 245 246 247
35 0.4845 βˆ’0.3040 0.8050 35 248 249 250 251 252 253
36 0.8770 0.0000 0.4540 36 265 266 267 268 269 270
37 0.9135 βˆ’0.2676 0.2630 37 276 277 278 279 280 281
38 0.9725 βˆ’0.1654 βˆ’0.0460 38 259 260 261 262 263 264
39 0.9725 0.1654 βˆ’0.0460 39 282 283 284 285 286 287
40 0.9135 0.2676 0.2630 40 184 183 66 242 247 11
41 βˆ’0.4385 0.7595 0.4540 41 253 252 72 205 204 14
42 βˆ’0.2250 0.9249 0.2630 42 270 269 67 182 181 12
43 βˆ’0.3430 0.9249 βˆ’0.0460 43 207 206 71 276 281 13
44 βˆ’0.6295 0.7595 βˆ’0.0460 44 230 229 76 259 264 15
45 βˆ’0.6885 0.6573 0.2630 45 287 286 77 228 227 16
46 βˆ’0.4385 βˆ’0.7595 0.4540 46 246 245 53 239 238 52
47 βˆ’0.6885 βˆ’0.6573 0.2630 47 249 248 54 240 239 53
48 βˆ’0.6295 βˆ’0.7595 βˆ’0.0460 48 266 265 60 258 257 59
49 βˆ’0.3430 βˆ’0.9249 βˆ’0.0460 49 263 262 59 257 256 58
50 βˆ’0.2250 βˆ’0.9249 0.2630 50 280 279 63 273 272 62
51 0.6295 0.7595 0.0460 51 283 282 64 274 273 63
52 0.6885 0.6573 βˆ’0.2630 52 179 180 181 182 183 184
53 0.4385 0.7595 βˆ’0.4540 53 202 203 204 205 206 207
54 0.2250 0.9249 βˆ’0.2630 54 225 226 227 228 229 230
55 0.3430 0.9249 0.0460 55 247 246 52 188 187 11
56 0.6295 βˆ’0.7595 0.0460 56 198 197 54 248 253 14
57 0.3430 βˆ’0.9249 0.0460 57 175 174 60 265 270 12
58 0.2250 βˆ’0.9249 βˆ’0.2630 58 281 280 62 211 210 13
59 0.4385 βˆ’0.7595 βˆ’0.4540 59 264 263 58 234 233 15
60 0.6885 βˆ’0.6573 βˆ’0.2630 60 221 220 64 282 287 16
61 βˆ’0.9725 0.1654 0.0460 61 237 238 239 240 241
62 βˆ’0.9135 0.2676 βˆ’0.2630 62 254 255 256 257 258
63 βˆ’0.8770 0.0000 βˆ’0.4540 63 271 272 273 274 275
64 βˆ’0.9135 βˆ’0.2676 βˆ’0.2630 64 187 186 39 179 184 11
65 βˆ’0.9725 βˆ’0.1654 0.0460 65 181 180 38 176 175 12
66 0.7555 0.1654 βˆ’0.6140 66 204 203 43 199 198 14
67 0.7555 βˆ’0.1654 βˆ’0.6140 67 210 209 44 202 207 13
68 0.5055 βˆ’0.2676 βˆ’0.8050 68 233 232 49 225 230 15
69 0.3510 0.0000 βˆ’0.9230 69 227 226 48 222 221 16
70 0.5055 0.2676 βˆ’0.8050 70 189 188 52 238 237 51
71 βˆ’0.5210 0.5716 βˆ’0.6140 71 197 196 55 241 240 54
72 βˆ’0.2345 0.7370 βˆ’0.6140 72 254 258 60 174 173 56
73 βˆ’0.0210 0.5716 βˆ’0.8050 73 235 234 58 256 255 57
74 βˆ’0.1755 0.3040 βˆ’0.9230 74 212 211 62 272 271 61
75 βˆ’0.4845 0.3040 βˆ’0.8050 75 220 219 65 275 274 64
76 βˆ’0.2345 βˆ’0.7370 βˆ’0.6140 76 180 179 39 171 170 38
77 βˆ’0.5210 βˆ’0.5716 βˆ’0.6140 77 203 202 44 194 193 43
78 βˆ’0.4845 βˆ’0.3040 βˆ’0.8050 78 226 225 49 217 216 48
79 βˆ’0.1755 βˆ’0.3040 βˆ’0.9230 79 185 186 187 188 189 190
80 βˆ’0.0210 βˆ’0.5716 βˆ’0.8050 80 196 197 198 199 200 201
81 0.2485 0.4305 0.8677 81 173 174 175 176 177 178
82 0.3932 0.4305 0.8124 82 208 209 210 211 212 213
83 0.4103 0.5558 0.7230 83 231 232 233 234 235 236
84 0.2762 0.6332 0.7230 84 219 220 221 222 223 224
85 0.1762 0.5558 0.8124 85 237 241 55 105 104 51
86 0.0023 0.3047 0.9342 86 160 159 57 255 254 56
87 βˆ’0.0798 0.4470 0.8714 87 271 275 65 134 133 61
88 βˆ’0.2538 0.4396 0.8361 88 186 185 40 172 171 39
89 βˆ’0.3472 0.2926 0.8714 89 177 176 38 170 169 37
90 βˆ’0.2650 0.1503 0.9342 90 200 199 43 193 192 42
91 βˆ’0.0895 0.1550 0.9616 91 209 208 45 195 194 44
92 0.2627 βˆ’0.1544 0.9342 92 232 231 50 218 217 49
93 0.4270 βˆ’0.1544 0.8714 93 223 222 48 216 215 47
94 0.5077 0.0000 0.8361 94 190 189 51 104 109 5
95 0.4270 0.1544 0.8714 95 106 105 55 196 201 8
96 0.2627 0.1544 0.9342 96 161 160 56 173 178 6
97 0.1790 0.0000 0.9616 97 236 235 57 159 158 9
98 0.8203 0.1503 0.5196 98 213 212 61 133 138 7
99 0.8397 0.2926 0.4181 99 135 134 65 219 224 10
100 0.7466 0.4396 0.4540 100 168 169 170 171 172
101 0.6405 0.4470 0.5963 101 191 192 193 194 195
102 0.6211 0.3047 0.6979 102 214 215 216 217 218
103 0.7078 0.1550 0.6571 103 100 99 40 185 190 5
104 0.5551 0.7856 0.2006 104 201 200 42 113 112 8
105 0.4028 0.8735 0.2006 105 178 177 37 165 164 6
106 0.2971 0.8664 0.3433 106 129 128 45 208 213 7
107 0.3477 0.7781 0.4890 107 152 151 50 231 236 9
108 0.5000 0.6902 0.4890 108 224 223 47 142 141 10
109 0.6018 0.6905 0.3433 109 104 105 106 107 108 109
110 βˆ’0.0467 0.6902 0.6979 110 156 157 158 159 160 161
111 0.0669 0.7781 0.5963 111 133 134 135 136 137 138
112 0.0075 0.8664 0.4540 112 168 172 40 99 98 36
113 βˆ’0.1664 0.8735 0.4181 113 166 165 37 169 168 36
114 βˆ’0.2800 0.7856 0.5196 114 114 113 42 192 191 41
115 βˆ’0.2196 0.6905 0.6571 115 191 195 45 128 127 41
116 βˆ’0.4971 0.0000 0.8677 116 214 218 50 151 150 46
117 βˆ’0.5694 0.1253 0.8124 117 143 142 47 215 214 46
118 βˆ’0.6865 0.0774 0.7230 118 109 108 23 101 100 5
119 βˆ’0.6865 βˆ’0.0774 0.7230 119 112 111 24 107 106 8
120 βˆ’0.5694 βˆ’0.1253 0.8124 120 164 163 34 156 161 6
121 βˆ’0.2650 βˆ’0.1503 0.9342 121 138 137 28 130 129 7
122 βˆ’0.3472 βˆ’0.2926 0.8714 122 158 157 33 153 152 9
123 βˆ’0.2538 βˆ’0.4396 0.8361 123 141 140 29 136 135 10
124 βˆ’0.0798 βˆ’0.4470 0.8714 124 98 99 100 101 102 103
125 0.0023 βˆ’0.3047 0.9342 125 110 111 112 113 114 115
126 βˆ’0.0895 βˆ’0.1550 0.9616 126 162 163 164 165 166 167
127 βˆ’0.5403 0.6353 0.5196 127 127 128 129 130 131 132
128 βˆ’0.6733 0.5809 0.4181 128 150 151 152 153 154 155
129 βˆ’0.7540 0.4267 0.4540 129 139 140 141 142 143 144
130 βˆ’0.7073 0.3312 0.5963 130 167 166 36 98 103 2
131 βˆ’0.5744 0.3855 0.6979 131 115 114 41 127 132 3
132 βˆ’0.4881 0.5354 0.6571 132 144 143 46 150 155 4
133 βˆ’0.9579 0.0879 0.2007 133 108 107 24 84 83 23
134 βˆ’0.9579 βˆ’0.0880 0.2007 134 157 156 34 148 147 33
135 βˆ’0.8988 βˆ’0.1759 0.3433 135 137 136 29 119 118 28
136 βˆ’0.8477 βˆ’0.0880 0.4890 136 102 101 23 83 82 22
137 βˆ’0.8477 0.0880 0.4890 137 111 110 25 85 84 24
138 βˆ’0.8988 0.1759 0.3433 138 163 162 35 149 148 34
139 βˆ’0.5744 βˆ’0.3855 0.6979 139 131 130 28 118 117 27
140 βˆ’0.7073 βˆ’0.3312 0.5963 140 154 153 33 147 146 32
141 βˆ’0.7540 βˆ’0.4267 0.4540 141 140 139 30 120 119 29
142 βˆ’0.6733 βˆ’0.5809 0.4181 142 103 102 22 95 94 2
143 βˆ’0.5403 βˆ’0.6353 0.5196 143 94 93 35 162 167 2
144 βˆ’0.4881 βˆ’0.5354 0.6571 144 88 87 25 110 115 3
145 0.2485 βˆ’0.4305 0.8677 145 132 131 27 89 88 3
146 0.1762 βˆ’0.5558 0.8124 146 155 154 32 124 123 4
147 0.2762 βˆ’0.6332 0.7230 147 123 122 30 139 144 4
148 0.4103 βˆ’0.5558 0.7230 148 81 82 83 84 85
149 0.3932 βˆ’0.4305 0.8124 149 145 146 147 148 149
150 βˆ’0.2800 βˆ’0.7856 0.5196 150 116 117 118 119 120
151 βˆ’0.1664 βˆ’0.8735 0.4181 151 96 95 22 82 81 21
152 0.0075 βˆ’0.8664 0.4540 152 81 85 25 87 86 21
153 0.0669 βˆ’0.7781 0.5963 153 145 149 35 93 92 31
154 βˆ’0.0467 βˆ’0.6902 0.6979 154 90 89 27 117 116 26
155 βˆ’0.2196 βˆ’0.6905 0.6571 155 125 124 32 146 145 31
156 0.5000 βˆ’0.6902 0.4890 156 116 120 30 122 121 26
157 0.3477 βˆ’0.7781 0.4890 157 92 93 94 95 96 97
158 0.2971 βˆ’0.8664 0.3433 158 86 87 88 89 90 91
159 0.4028 βˆ’0.8735 0.2007 159 121 122 123 124 125 126
160 0.5551 βˆ’0.7856 0.2007 160 97 96 21 86 91 1
161 0.6018 βˆ’0.6905 0.3433 161 126 125 31 92 97 1
162 0.6211 βˆ’0.3047 0.6979 162 91 90 26 121 126 1
163 0.6405 βˆ’0.4470 0.5963
164 0.7466 βˆ’0.4396 0.4540
165 0.8397 βˆ’0.2926 0.4181
166 0.8203 βˆ’0.1503 0.5196
167 0.7078 βˆ’0.1550 0.6571
168 0.9490 0.0000 0.3154
169 0.9660 βˆ’0.1253 0.2259
170 0.9937 βˆ’0.0774 0.0813
171 0.9937 0.0774 0.0813
172 0.9660 0.1253 0.2259
173 0.7492 βˆ’0.6353 0.0271
174 0.7806 βˆ’0.5809 βˆ’0.1372
175 0.8647 βˆ’0.4267 βˆ’0.1643
176 0.9247 βˆ’0.3312 βˆ’0.0271
177 0.8934 βˆ’0.3855 0.1372
178 0.8019 βˆ’0.5354 0.1643
179 0.9579 0.0880 βˆ’0.2007
180 0.9579 βˆ’0.0879 βˆ’0.2007
181 0.8988 βˆ’0.1759 βˆ’0.3433
182 0.8477 βˆ’0.0880 βˆ’0.4890
183 0.8477 0.0880 βˆ’0.4890
184 0.8988 0.1759 βˆ’0.3433
185 0.8934 0.3855 0.1372
186 0.9247 0.3312 βˆ’0.0271
187 0.8647 0.4267 βˆ’0.1643
188 0.7805 0.5809 βˆ’0.1372
189 0.7492 0.6353 0.0271
190 0.8019 0.5354 0.1643
191 βˆ’0.4745 0.8218 0.3154
192 βˆ’0.3745 0.8993 0.2259
193 βˆ’0.4298 0.8993 0.0813
194 βˆ’0.5639 0.8218 0.0813
195 βˆ’0.5915 0.7740 0.2259
196 0.1756 0.9664 0.0271
197 0.1128 0.9664 βˆ’0.1372
198 βˆ’0.0628 0.9622 βˆ’0.1643
199 βˆ’0.1756 0.9664 βˆ’0.0271
200 βˆ’0.1128 0.9664 0.1372
201 0.0628 0.9622 0.1643
202 βˆ’0.5551 0.7856 βˆ’0.2007
203 βˆ’0.4028 0.8735 βˆ’0.2007
204 βˆ’0.2971 0.8664 βˆ’0.3433
205 βˆ’0.3477 0.7781 βˆ’0.4890
206 βˆ’0.5000 0.6902 βˆ’0.4890
207 βˆ’0.6018 0.6905 βˆ’0.3433
208 βˆ’0.7806 0.5809 0.1372
209 βˆ’0.7492 0.6353 βˆ’0.0271
210 βˆ’0.8019 0.5354 βˆ’0.1643
211 βˆ’0.8934 0.3855 βˆ’0.1372
212 βˆ’0.9247 0.3312 0.0271
213 βˆ’0.8647 0.4267 0.1643
214 βˆ’0.4745 βˆ’0.8218 0.3154
215 βˆ’0.5915 βˆ’0.7740 0.2259
216 βˆ’0.5639 βˆ’0.8218 0.0813
217 βˆ’0.4298 βˆ’0.8993 0.0813
218 βˆ’0.3745 βˆ’0.8993 0.2259
219 βˆ’0.9247 βˆ’0.3312 0.0271
220 βˆ’0.8934 βˆ’0.3855 βˆ’0.1372
221 βˆ’0.8019 βˆ’0.5354 βˆ’0.1643
222 βˆ’0.7492 βˆ’0.6353 βˆ’0.0271
223 βˆ’0.7805 βˆ’0.5809 0.1372
224 βˆ’0.8647 βˆ’0.4267 0.1643
225 βˆ’0.4028 βˆ’0.8735 βˆ’0.2006
226 βˆ’0.5551 βˆ’0.7856 βˆ’0.2006
227 βˆ’0.6018 βˆ’0.6905 βˆ’0.3433
228 βˆ’0.5000 βˆ’0.6902 βˆ’0.4890
229 βˆ’0.3477 βˆ’0.7781 βˆ’0.4890
230 βˆ’0.2971 βˆ’0.8664 βˆ’0.3433
231 βˆ’0.1128 βˆ’0.9664 0.1372
232 βˆ’0.1756 βˆ’0.9664 βˆ’0.0271
233 βˆ’0.0628 βˆ’0.9622 βˆ’0.1643
234 0.1128 βˆ’0.9664 βˆ’0.1372
235 0.1756 βˆ’0.9664 0.0271
236 0.0628 βˆ’0.9622 0.1643
237 0.5639 0.8218 βˆ’0.0813
238 0.5915 0.7740 βˆ’0.2259
239 0.4745 0.8218 βˆ’0.3154
240 0.3745 0.8993 βˆ’0.2259
241 0.4298 0.8993 βˆ’0.0813
242 0.7073 0.3312 βˆ’0.5963
243 0.5744 0.3855 βˆ’0.6979
244 0.4881 0.5354 βˆ’0.6571
245 0.5403 0.6353 βˆ’0.5196
246 0.6733 0.5809 βˆ’0.4181
247 0.7540 0.4267 βˆ’0.4540
248 0.1664 0.8735 βˆ’0.4181
249 0.2800 0.7856 βˆ’0.5196
250 0.2196 0.6905 βˆ’0.6571
251 0.0467 0.6902 βˆ’0.6979
252 βˆ’0.0669 0.7781 βˆ’0.5963
253 βˆ’0.0075 0.8664 βˆ’0.4540
254 0.5639 βˆ’0.8218 βˆ’0.0813
255 0.4298 βˆ’0.8993 βˆ’0.0813
256 0.3745 βˆ’0.8993 βˆ’0.2259
257 0.4745 βˆ’0.8218 βˆ’0.3154
258 0.5915 βˆ’0.7740 βˆ’0.2259
259 βˆ’0.0669 βˆ’0.7781 βˆ’0.5963
260 0.0467 βˆ’0.6902 βˆ’0.6979
261 0.2196 βˆ’0.6905 βˆ’0.6571
262 0.2800 βˆ’0.7856 βˆ’0.5196
263 0.1664 βˆ’0.8735 βˆ’0.4181
264 βˆ’0.0075 βˆ’0.8664 βˆ’0.4540
265 0.6733 βˆ’0.5809 βˆ’0.4181
266 0.5403 βˆ’0.6353 βˆ’0.5196
267 0.4881 βˆ’0.5354 βˆ’0.6571
268 0.5744 βˆ’0.3855 βˆ’0.6979
269 0.7073 βˆ’0.3312 βˆ’0.5963
270 0.7540 βˆ’0.4267 βˆ’0.4540
271 βˆ’0.9937 0.0774 βˆ’0.0813
272 βˆ’0.9660 0.1253 βˆ’0.2259
273 βˆ’0.9490 0.0000 βˆ’0.3154
274 βˆ’0.9660 βˆ’0.1253 βˆ’0.2259
275 βˆ’0.9937 βˆ’0.0774 βˆ’0.0813
276 βˆ’0.6405 0.4470 βˆ’0.5963
277 βˆ’0.6211 0.3047 βˆ’0.6979
278 βˆ’0.7078 0.1550 βˆ’0.6571
279 βˆ’0.8203 0.1503 βˆ’0.5196
280 βˆ’0.8397 0.2926 βˆ’0.4181
281 βˆ’0.7466 0.4396 βˆ’0.4540
282 βˆ’0.8397 βˆ’0.2926 βˆ’0.4181
283 βˆ’0.8203 βˆ’0.1503 βˆ’0.5196
284 βˆ’0.7078 βˆ’0.1550 βˆ’0.6571
285 βˆ’0.6211 βˆ’0.3047 βˆ’0.6979
286 βˆ’0.6405 βˆ’0.4470 βˆ’0.5963
287 βˆ’0.7466 βˆ’0.4396 βˆ’0.4540
288 0.6865 0.0774 βˆ’0.7230
289 0.6865 βˆ’0.0774 βˆ’0.7230
290 0.5694 βˆ’0.1253 βˆ’0.8124
291 0.4971 0.0000 βˆ’0.8677
292 0.5694 0.1253 βˆ’0.8124
293 0.0798 βˆ’0.4470 βˆ’0.8714
294 βˆ’0.0023 βˆ’0.3047 βˆ’0.9342
295 0.0895 βˆ’0.1550 βˆ’0.9616
296 0.2650 βˆ’0.1503 βˆ’0.9342
297 0.3472 βˆ’0.2926 βˆ’0.8714
298 0.2538 βˆ’0.4396 βˆ’0.8361
299 0.3472 0.2926 βˆ’0.8714
300 0.2650 0.1503 βˆ’0.9342
301 0.0895 0.1550 βˆ’0.9616
302 βˆ’0.0023 0.3047 βˆ’0.9342
303 0.0798 0.4470 βˆ’0.8714
304 0.2538 0.4396 βˆ’0.8361
305 βˆ’0.4103 0.5558 βˆ’0.7230
306 βˆ’0.2762 0.6332 βˆ’0.7230
307 βˆ’0.1762 0.5558 βˆ’0.8124
308 βˆ’0.2485 0.4305 βˆ’0.8677
309 βˆ’0.3932 0.4305 βˆ’0.8124
310 βˆ’0.4270 0.1544 βˆ’0.8714
311 βˆ’0.2627 0.1544 βˆ’0.9342
312 βˆ’0.1790 0.0000 βˆ’0.9616
313 βˆ’0.2627 βˆ’0.1544 βˆ’0.9342
314 βˆ’0.4270 βˆ’0.1544 βˆ’0.8714
315 βˆ’0.5077 0.0000 βˆ’0.8361
316 βˆ’0.2762 βˆ’0.6332 βˆ’0.7230
317 βˆ’0.4103 βˆ’0.5558 βˆ’0.7230
318 βˆ’0.3932 βˆ’0.4305 βˆ’0.8124
319 βˆ’0.2485 βˆ’0.4305 βˆ’0.8677
320 βˆ’0.1762 βˆ’0.5558 βˆ’0.8124

TABLE 2
Vertex x/D y/D z/D Face Group of vertices
1 0.0166 0.0382 0.4983 1 96 168 240 216 144
2 0.0166 βˆ’0.0382 βˆ’0.4983 2 97 169 241 217 145
3 βˆ’0.0166 βˆ’0.0382 0.4983 3 98 170 242 218 146
4 βˆ’0.0166 0.0382 βˆ’0.4983 4 99 171 243 219 147
5 0.4983 0.0166 0.0382 5 100 172 244 221 149
6 0.4983 βˆ’0.0166 βˆ’0.0382 6 101 173 245 220 148
7 βˆ’0.4983 βˆ’0.0166 0.0382 7 102 174 246 223 151
8 βˆ’0.4983 0.0166 βˆ’0.0382 8 103 175 247 222 150
9 0.0382 0.4983 0.0166 9 104 176 248 226 154
10 0.0382 βˆ’0.4983 βˆ’0.0166 10 105 177 249 227 155
11 βˆ’0.0382 βˆ’0.4983 0.0166 11 106 178 250 224 152
12 βˆ’0.0382 0.4983 βˆ’0.0166 12 107 179 251 225 153
13 0.0979 0.0465 0.4881 13 72 26 0 12 60 84
14 0.0979 βˆ’0.0465 βˆ’0.4881 14 72 84 192 264 230 134
15 βˆ’0.0979 βˆ’0.0465 0.4881 15 72 134 158 110 50 26
16 βˆ’0.0979 0.0465 βˆ’0.4881 16 73 25 3 15 63 87
17 0.4881 0.0979 0.0465 17 73 87 195 267 229 133
18 0.4881 βˆ’0.0979 βˆ’0.0465 18 73 133 157 109 49 25
19 βˆ’0.4881 βˆ’0.0979 0.0465 19 74 24 2 14 62 86
20 βˆ’0.4881 0.0979 βˆ’0.0465 20 74 86 194 266 228 132
21 0.0465 0.4881 0.0979 21 74 132 156 108 48 24
22 0.0465 βˆ’0.4881 βˆ’0.0979 22 75 27 1 13 61 85
23 βˆ’0.0465 βˆ’0.4881 0.0979 23 75 85 193 265 231 135
24 βˆ’0.0465 0.4881 βˆ’0.0979 24 75 135 159 111 51 27
25 0.0333 βˆ’0.1043 0.4879 25 76 28 4 16 64 88
26 0.0333 0.1043 βˆ’0.4879 26 76 88 196 268 232 136
27 βˆ’0.0333 0.1043 0.4879 27 76 136 160 112 52 28
28 βˆ’0.0333 βˆ’0.1043 βˆ’0.4879 28 77 29 5 17 65 89
29 0.4879 βˆ’0.0333 0.1043 29 77 89 197 269 233 137
30 0.4879 0.0333 βˆ’0.1043 30 77 137 161 113 53 29
31 βˆ’0.4879 0.0333 0.1043 31 78 30 6 18 66 90
32 βˆ’0.4879 βˆ’0.0333 βˆ’0.1043 32 78 90 198 270 234 138
33 0.1043 βˆ’0.4879 0.0333 33 78 138 162 114 54 30
34 0.1043 0.4879 βˆ’0.0333 34 79 31 7 19 67 91
35 βˆ’0.1043 0.4879 0.0333 35 79 91 199 271 235 139
36 βˆ’0.1043 βˆ’0.4879 βˆ’0.0333 36 79 139 163 115 55 31
37 0.1443 βˆ’0.0179 0.4784 37 80 33 8 20 68 92
38 0.1443 0.0179 βˆ’0.4784 38 80 92 200 272 237 141
39 βˆ’0.1443 0.0179 0.4784 39 80 141 165 117 57 33
40 βˆ’0.1443 βˆ’0.0179 βˆ’0.4784 40 81 32 9 21 69 93
41 0.4784 βˆ’0.1443 0.0179 41 81 93 201 273 236 140
42 0.4784 0.1443 βˆ’0.0179 42 81 140 164 116 56 32
43 βˆ’0.4784 0.1443 0.0179 43 82 34 11 23 71 95
44 βˆ’0.4784 βˆ’0.1443 βˆ’0.0179 44 82 95 203 275 238 142
45 0.0179 βˆ’0.4784 0.1443 45 82 142 166 118 58 34
46 0.0179 0.4784 βˆ’0.1443 46 83 35 10 22 70 94
47 βˆ’0.0179 0.4784 0.1443 47 83 94 202 274 239 143
48 βˆ’0.0179 βˆ’0.4784 βˆ’0.1443 48 83 143 167 119 59 35
49 0.1142 βˆ’0.0920 0.4780 49 372 360 252 204 312 364
50 0.1142 0.0920 βˆ’0.4780 50 372 364 256 208 316 368
51 βˆ’0.1142 0.0920 0.4780 51 372 368 260 212 320 360
52 βˆ’0.1142 βˆ’0.0920 βˆ’0.4780 52 373 325 277 349 297 333
53 0.4780 βˆ’0.1142 0.0920 53 373 333 285 357 293 329
54 0.4780 0.1142 βˆ’0.0920 54 373 329 281 353 289 325
55 βˆ’0.4780 0.1142 0.0920 55 374 324 276 348 296 332
56 βˆ’0.4780 βˆ’0.1142 βˆ’0.0920 56 374 332 284 356 292 328
57 0.0920 βˆ’0.4780 0.1142 57 374 328 280 352 288 324
58 0.0920 0.4780 βˆ’0.1142 58 375 361 253 205 313 365
59 βˆ’0.0920 0.4780 0.1142 59 375 365 257 209 317 369
60 βˆ’0.0920 βˆ’0.4780 βˆ’0.1142 60 375 369 261 213 321 361
61 0.1304 0.1181 0.4680 61 376 326 278 350 298 334
62 0.1304 βˆ’0.1181 βˆ’0.4680 62 376 334 286 358 294 330
63 βˆ’0.1304 βˆ’0.1181 0.4680 63 376 330 282 354 290 326
64 βˆ’0.1304 0.1181 βˆ’0.4680 64 377 363 255 207 315 367
65 0.4680 0.1304 0.1181 65 377 367 259 211 319 371
66 0.4680 βˆ’0.1304 βˆ’0.1181 66 377 371 263 215 323 363
67 βˆ’0.4680 βˆ’0.1304 0.1181 67 378 362 254 206 314 366
68 βˆ’0.4680 0.1304 βˆ’0.1181 68 378 366 258 210 318 370
69 0.1181 0.4680 0.1304 69 378 370 262 214 322 362
70 0.1181 βˆ’0.4680 βˆ’0.1304 70 379 327 279 351 299 335
71 βˆ’0.1181 βˆ’0.4680 0.1304 71 379 335 287 359 295 331
72 βˆ’0.1181 0.4680 βˆ’0.1304 72 379 331 283 355 291 327
73 0.0000 0.1784 0.4671 73 48 108 180 168 96 36
74 0.0000 0.1784 βˆ’0.4671 74 49 109 181 169 97 37
75 0.0000 βˆ’0.1784 0.4671 75 50 110 182 170 98 38
76 0.0000 βˆ’0.1784 βˆ’0.4671 76 51 111 183 171 99 39
77 0.4671 0.0000 0.1784 77 52 112 184 172 100 40
78 0.4671 0.0000 βˆ’0.1784 78 53 113 185 173 101 41
79 βˆ’0.4671 0.0000 0.1784 79 54 114 186 174 102 42
80 βˆ’0.4671 0.0000 βˆ’0.1784 80 55 115 187 175 103 43
81 0.1784 0.4671 0.0000 81 56 116 188 176 104 44
82 0.1784 βˆ’0.4671 0.0000 82 57 117 189 177 105 45
83 βˆ’0.1784 0.4671 0.0000 83 58 118 190 178 106 46
84 βˆ’0.1784 βˆ’0.4671 0.0000 84 59 119 191 179 107 47
85 0.0830 0.1847 0.4571 85 60 12 36 96 144 120
86 0.0830 βˆ’0.1847 βˆ’0.4571 86 61 13 37 97 145 121
87 βˆ’0.0830 βˆ’0.1847 0.4571 87 62 14 38 98 146 122
88 βˆ’0.0830 0.1847 βˆ’0.4571 88 63 15 39 99 147 123
89 0.4571 0.0830 0.1847 89 64 16 41 101 148 124
90 0.4571 βˆ’0.0830 βˆ’0.1847 90 65 17 40 100 149 125
91 βˆ’0.4571 βˆ’0.0830 0.1847 91 66 18 43 103 150 126
92 βˆ’0.4571 0.0830 βˆ’0.1847 92 67 19 42 102 151 127
93 0.1847 0.4571 0.0830 93 68 20 46 106 152 128
94 0.1847 βˆ’0.4571 βˆ’0.0830 94 69 21 47 107 153 129
95 βˆ’0.1847 βˆ’0.4571 0.0830 95 70 22 44 104 154 130
96 βˆ’0.1847 0.4571 βˆ’0.0830 96 71 23 45 105 155 131
97 0.2123 βˆ’0.0080 0.4526 97 228 266 310 226 248 336
98 0.2123 0.0080 βˆ’0.4526 98 229 267 311 227 249 337
99 βˆ’0.2123 0.0080 0.4526 99 230 264 308 224 250 338
100 βˆ’0.2123 βˆ’0.0080 βˆ’0.4526 100 231 265 309 225 251 339
101 0.4526 βˆ’0.2123 0.0080 101 232 268 300 216 240 340
102 0.4526 0.2123 βˆ’0.0080 102 233 269 301 217 241 341
103 βˆ’0.4526 0.2123 0.0080 103 234 270 302 218 242 342
104 βˆ’0.4526 βˆ’0.2123 βˆ’0.0080 104 235 271 303 219 243 343
105 0.0080 βˆ’0.4526 0.2123 105 236 273 305 221 244 344
106 0.0080 0.4526 βˆ’0.2123 106 237 272 304 220 245 345
107 βˆ’0.0080 0.4526 0.2123 107 238 275 307 223 246 346
108 βˆ’0.0080 βˆ’0.4526 βˆ’0.2123 108 239 274 306 222 247 347
109 0.1621 βˆ’0.1505 0.4484 109 288 352 340 240 168 180
110 0.1621 0.1505 βˆ’0.4484 110 289 353 341 241 169 181
111 βˆ’0.1621 0.1505 0.4484 111 290 354 342 242 170 182
112 βˆ’0.1621 βˆ’0.1505 βˆ’0.4484 112 291 355 343 243 171 183
113 0.4484 βˆ’0.1621 0.1505 113 292 356 344 244 172 184
114 0.4484 0.1621 βˆ’0.1505 114 293 357 345 245 173 185
115 βˆ’0.4484 0.1621 0.1505 115 294 358 346 246 174 186
116 βˆ’0.4484 βˆ’0.1621 βˆ’0.1505 116 295 359 347 247 175 187
117 0.1505 βˆ’0.4484 0.1621 117 296 348 336 248 176 188
118 0.1505 0.4484 βˆ’0.1621 118 297 349 337 249 177 189
119 βˆ’0.1505 0.4484 0.1621 119 298 350 338 250 178 190
120 βˆ’0.1505 βˆ’0.4484 βˆ’0.1621 120 299 351 339 251 179 191
121 0.2055 0.1169 0.4406 121 312 204 120 144 216 300
122 0.2055 βˆ’0.1169 βˆ’0.4406 122 313 205 121 145 217 301
123 βˆ’0.2055 βˆ’0.1169 0.4406 123 314 206 122 146 218 302
124 βˆ’0.2055 0.1169 βˆ’0.4406 124 315 207 123 147 219 303
125 0.4406 0.2055 0.1169 125 316 208 124 148 220 304
126 0.4406 βˆ’0.2055 βˆ’0.1169 126 317 209 125 149 221 305
127 βˆ’0.4406 βˆ’0.2055 0.1169 127 318 210 126 150 222 306
128 βˆ’0.4406 0.2055 βˆ’0.1169 128 319 211 127 151 223 307
129 0.1169 0.4406 0.2055 129 320 212 128 152 224 308
130 0.1169 βˆ’0.4406 βˆ’0.2055 130 321 213 129 153 225 309
131 βˆ’0.1169 βˆ’0.4406 0.2055 131 322 214 130 154 226 310
132 βˆ’0.1169 0.4406 βˆ’0.2055 132 323 215 131 155 227 311
133 0.0497 βˆ’0.2387 0.4365 133 48 36 12 0 2 24
134 0.0497 0.2387 βˆ’0.4365 134 49 37 13 1 3 25
135 βˆ’0.0497 0.2387 0.4365 135 50 38 14 2 0 26
136 βˆ’0.0497 βˆ’0.2387 βˆ’0.4365 136 51 39 15 3 1 27
137 0.4365 βˆ’0.0497 0.2387 137 52 40 17 5 4 28
138 0.4365 0.0497 βˆ’0.2387 138 53 41 16 4 5 29
139 βˆ’0.4365 0.0497 0.2387 139 54 42 19 7 6 30
140 βˆ’0.4365 βˆ’0.0497 βˆ’0.2387 140 55 43 18 6 7 31
141 0.2387 βˆ’0.4365 0.0497 141 56 44 22 10 9 32
142 0.2387 0.4365 βˆ’0.0497 142 57 45 23 11 8 33
143 βˆ’0.2387 0.4365 0.0497 143 58 46 20 8 11 34
144 βˆ’0.2387 βˆ’0.4365 βˆ’0.0497 144 59 47 21 9 10 35
145 0.2396 0.0521 0.4358 145 60 120 204 252 192 84
146 0.2396 βˆ’0.0521 βˆ’0.4358 146 61 121 205 253 193 85
147 βˆ’0.2396 βˆ’0.0521 0.4358 147 62 122 206 254 194 86
148 βˆ’0.2396 0.0521 βˆ’0.4358 148 63 123 207 255 195 87
149 0.4358 0.2396 0.0521 149 64 124 208 256 196 88
150 0.4358 βˆ’0.2396 βˆ’0.0521 150 65 125 209 257 197 89
151 βˆ’0.4358 βˆ’0.2396 0.0521 151 66 126 210 258 198 90
152 βˆ’0.4358 0.2396 βˆ’0.0521 152 67 127 211 259 199 91
153 0.0521 0.4358 0.2396 153 68 128 212 260 200 92
154 0.0521 βˆ’0.4358 βˆ’0.2396 154 69 129 213 261 201 93
155 βˆ’0.0521 βˆ’0.4358 0.2396 155 70 130 214 262 202 94
156 βˆ’0.0521 0.4358 βˆ’0.2396 156 71 131 215 263 203 95
157 0.1314 βˆ’0.2239 0.4274 157 132 228 336 348 276 156
158 0.1314 0.2239 βˆ’0.4274 158 133 229 337 349 277 157
159 βˆ’0.1314 0.2239 0.4274 159 134 230 338 350 278 158
160 βˆ’0.1314 βˆ’0.2239 βˆ’0.4274 160 135 231 339 351 279 159
161 0.4274 βˆ’0.1314 0.2239 161 136 232 340 352 280 160
162 0.4274 0.1314 βˆ’0.2239 162 137 233 341 353 281 161
163 βˆ’0.4274 0.1314 0.2239 163 138 234 342 354 282 162
164 βˆ’0.4274 βˆ’0.1314 βˆ’0.2239 164 139 235 343 355 283 163
165 0.2239 βˆ’0.4274 0.1314 165 140 236 344 356 284 164
166 0.2239 0.4274 βˆ’0.1314 166 141 237 345 357 285 165
167 βˆ’0.2239 0.4274 0.1314 167 142 238 346 358 286 166
168 βˆ’0.2239 βˆ’0.4274 βˆ’0.1314 168 143 239 347 359 287 167
169 0.2525 βˆ’0.0570 0.4278 169 288 180 108 156 276 324
170 0.2525 0.0570 βˆ’0.4278 170 289 181 109 157 277 325
171 βˆ’0.2525 0.0570 0.4278 171 290 182 110 158 278 326
172 βˆ’0.2525 βˆ’0.0570 βˆ’0.4278 172 291 183 111 159 279 327
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177 0.0570 βˆ’0.4278 0.2525 177 296 188 116 164 284 332
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179 βˆ’0.0570 0.4278 0.2525 179 298 190 118 166 286 334
180 βˆ’0.0570 βˆ’0.4278 βˆ’0.2525 180 299 191 119 167 287 335
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183 βˆ’0.2345 0.1280 0.4227 183 310 266 194 254 362 322
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196 βˆ’0.1147 0.2508 βˆ’0.4171
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199 βˆ’0.4171 βˆ’0.1147 0.2508
200 βˆ’0.4171 0.1147 βˆ’0.2508
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203 βˆ’0.2508 βˆ’0.4171 0.1147
204 βˆ’0.2508 0.4171 βˆ’0.1147
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208 βˆ’0.2374 0.1793 βˆ’0.4019
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216 βˆ’0.1793 0.4019 βˆ’0.2374
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228 βˆ’0.0401 0.4005 βˆ’0.2966
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232 βˆ’0.0162 βˆ’0.3030 βˆ’0.3974
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236 βˆ’0.3974 βˆ’0.0162 βˆ’0.3030
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239 βˆ’0.3030 0.3974 0.0162
240 βˆ’0.3030 βˆ’0.3974 βˆ’0.0162
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243 βˆ’0.3045 0.0273 0.3956
244 βˆ’0.3045 βˆ’0.0273 βˆ’0.3956
245 0.3956 βˆ’0.3045 0.0273
246 0.3956 0.3045 βˆ’0.0273
247 βˆ’0.3956 0.3045 0.0273
248 βˆ’0.3956 βˆ’0.3045 βˆ’0.0273
249 0.0273 βˆ’0.3956 0.3045
250 0.0273 0.3956 βˆ’0.3045
251 βˆ’0.0273 0.3956 0.3045
252 βˆ’0.0273 βˆ’0.3956 βˆ’0.3045
253 0.1932 0.2475 0.3891
254 0.1932 βˆ’0.2475 βˆ’0.3891
255 βˆ’0.1932 βˆ’0.2475 0.3891
256 βˆ’0.1932 0.2475 βˆ’0.3891
257 0.3891 0.1932 0.2475
258 0.3891 βˆ’0.1932 βˆ’0.2475
259 βˆ’0.3891 βˆ’0.1932 0.2475
260 βˆ’0.3891 0.1932 βˆ’0.2475
261 0.2475 0.3891 0.1932
262 0.2475 βˆ’0.3891 βˆ’0.1932
263 βˆ’0.2475 βˆ’0.3891 0.1932
264 βˆ’0.2475 0.3891 βˆ’0.1932
265 0.0643 0.3089 0.3879
266 0.0643 βˆ’0.3089 βˆ’0.3879
267 βˆ’0.0643 βˆ’0.3089 0.3879
268 βˆ’0.0643 0.3089 βˆ’0.3879
269 0.3879 0.0643 0.3089
270 0.3879 βˆ’0.0643 βˆ’0.3089
271 βˆ’0.3879 βˆ’0.0643 0.3089
272 βˆ’0.3879 0.0643 βˆ’0.3089
273 0.3089 0.3879 0.0643
274 0.3089 βˆ’0.3879 βˆ’0.0643
275 βˆ’0.3089 βˆ’0.3879 0.0643
276 βˆ’0.3089 0.3879 βˆ’0.0643
277 0.1766 βˆ’0.2744 0.3788
278 0.1766 0.2744 βˆ’0.3788
279 βˆ’0.1766 0.2744 0.3788
280 βˆ’0.1766 βˆ’0.2744 βˆ’0.3788
281 0.3788 βˆ’0.1766 0.2744
282 0.3788 0.1766 βˆ’0.2744
283 βˆ’0.3788 0.1766 0.2744
284 βˆ’0.3788 βˆ’0.1766 βˆ’0.2744
285 0.2744 βˆ’0.3788 0.1766
286 0.2744 0.3788 βˆ’0.1766
287 βˆ’0.2744 0.3788 0.1766
288 βˆ’0.2744 βˆ’0.3788 βˆ’0.1766
289 0.2793 βˆ’0.1750 0.3760
290 0.2793 0.1750 βˆ’0.3760
291 βˆ’0.2793 0.1750 0.3760
292 βˆ’0.2793 βˆ’0.1750 βˆ’0.3760
293 0.3760 βˆ’0.2793 0.1750
294 0.3760 0.2793 βˆ’0.1750
295 βˆ’0.3760 0.2793 0.1750
296 βˆ’0.3760 βˆ’0.2793 βˆ’0.1750
297 0.1750 βˆ’0.3760 0.2793
298 0.1750 0.3760 βˆ’0.2793
299 βˆ’0.1750 0.3760 0.2793
300 βˆ’0.1750 βˆ’0.3760 βˆ’0.2793
301 0.3335 0.0901 0.3615
302 0.3335 βˆ’0.0901 βˆ’0.3615
303 βˆ’0.3335 βˆ’0.0901 0.3615
304 βˆ’0.3335 0.0901 βˆ’0.3615
305 0.3615 0.3335 0.0901
306 0.3615 βˆ’0.3335 βˆ’0.0901
307 βˆ’0.3615 βˆ’0.3335 0.0901
308 βˆ’0.3615 0.3335 βˆ’0.0901
309 0.0901 0.3615 0.3335
310 0.0901 βˆ’0.3615 βˆ’0.3335
311 βˆ’0.0901 βˆ’0.3615 0.3335
312 βˆ’0.0901 0.3615 βˆ’0.3335
313 0.3054 0.1650 0.3599
314 0.3054 βˆ’0.1650 βˆ’0.3599
315 βˆ’0.3054 βˆ’0.1650 0.3599
316 βˆ’0.3054 0.1650 βˆ’0.3599
317 0.3599 0.3054 0.1650
318 0.3599 βˆ’0.3054 βˆ’0.1650
319 βˆ’0.3599 βˆ’0.3054 0.1650
320 βˆ’0.3599 0.3054 βˆ’0.1650
321 0.1650 0.3599 0.3054
322 0.1650 βˆ’0.3599 βˆ’0.3054
323 βˆ’0.1650 βˆ’0.3599 0.3054
324 βˆ’0.1650 0.3599 βˆ’0.3054
325 0.2518 βˆ’0.2492 0.3528
326 0.2518 0.2492 βˆ’0.3528
327 βˆ’0.2518 0.2492 0.3528
328 βˆ’0.2518 βˆ’0.2492 βˆ’0.3528
329 0.3528 βˆ’0.2518 0.2492
330 0.3528 0.2518 βˆ’0.2492
331 βˆ’0.3528 0.2518 0.2492
332 βˆ’0.3528 βˆ’0.2518 βˆ’0.2492
333 0.2492 βˆ’0.3528 0.2518
334 0.2492 0.3528 βˆ’0.2518
335 βˆ’0.2492 0.3528 0.2518
336 βˆ’0.2492 βˆ’0.3528 βˆ’0.2518
337 0.0612 βˆ’0.3504 0.3514
338 0.0612 0.3504 βˆ’0.3514
339 βˆ’0.0612 0.3504 0.3514
340 βˆ’0.0612 βˆ’0.3504 βˆ’0.3514
341 0.3514 βˆ’0.0612 0.3504
342 0.3514 0.0612 βˆ’0.3504
343 βˆ’0.3514 0.0612 0.3504
344 βˆ’0.3514 βˆ’0.0612 βˆ’0.3504
345 0.3504 βˆ’0.3514 0.0612
346 0.3504 0.3514 βˆ’0.0612
347 βˆ’0.3504 0.3514 0.0612
348 βˆ’0.3504 βˆ’0.3514 βˆ’0.0612
349 0.1395 βˆ’0.3376 0.3414
350 0.1395 0.3376 βˆ’0.3414
351 βˆ’0.1395 0.3376 0.3414
352 βˆ’0.1395 βˆ’0.3376 βˆ’0.3414
353 0.3414 βˆ’0.1395 0.3376
354 0.3414 0.1395 βˆ’0.3376
355 βˆ’0.3414 0.1395 0.3376
356 βˆ’0.3414 βˆ’0.1395 βˆ’0.3376
357 0.3376 βˆ’0.3414 0.1395
358 0.3376 0.3414 βˆ’0.1395
359 βˆ’0.3376 0.3414 0.1395
360 βˆ’0.3376 βˆ’0.3414 βˆ’0.1395
361 0.2185 0.3031 0.3322
362 0.2185 βˆ’0.3031 βˆ’0.3322
363 βˆ’0.2185 βˆ’0.3031 0.3322
364 βˆ’0.2185 0.3031 βˆ’0.3322
365 0.3322 0.2185 0.3031
366 0.3322 βˆ’0.2185 βˆ’0.3031
367 βˆ’0.3322 βˆ’0.2185 0.3031
368 βˆ’0.3322 0.2185 βˆ’0.3031
369 0.3031 0.3322 0.2185
370 0.3031 βˆ’0.3322 βˆ’0.2185
371 βˆ’0.3031 βˆ’0.3322 0.2185
372 βˆ’0.3031 0.3322 βˆ’0.2185
373 0.2887 0.2887 0.2887
374 0.2887 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
375 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887
376 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
377 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887 0.2887
378 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
379 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887
380 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887

TABLE 3
Sphere x/D y/D z/D d/D
1 0.1437 0.0000 βˆ’0.7810 0.6114
2 βˆ’0.0718 0.1244 βˆ’0.7811 0.6115
3 βˆ’0.0718 βˆ’0.1244 βˆ’0.7811 0.6115
4 0.1418 0.2456 βˆ’0.7424 0.6127
5 0.1418 βˆ’0.2456 βˆ’0.7424 0.6127
6 βˆ’0.2836 0.0000 βˆ’0.7424 0.6127
7 0.3189 0.1091 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
8 βˆ’0.0649 0.3307 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
9 0.3189 βˆ’0.1091 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
10 βˆ’0.2539 0.2216 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
11 βˆ’0.0649 βˆ’0.3307 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
12 βˆ’0.2539 βˆ’0.2216 βˆ’0.6648 0.5125
13 0.3860 0.0000 βˆ’0.5053 0.2902
14 βˆ’0.1930 0.3343 βˆ’0.5053 0.2902
15 βˆ’0.1930 βˆ’0.3343 βˆ’0.5053 0.2902
16 0.3413 0.3423 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
17 0.1258 0.4668 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
18 0.3413 βˆ’0.3423 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
19 0.1258 βˆ’0.4668 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
20 βˆ’0.4672 0.1244 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
21 βˆ’0.4672 βˆ’0.1244 βˆ’0.6301 0.6115
22 0.4838 0.1766 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
23 βˆ’0.0890 0.5073 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
24 0.4838 βˆ’0.1766 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
25 βˆ’0.3948 0.3307 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
26 βˆ’0.0890 βˆ’0.5073 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
27 βˆ’0.3948 βˆ’0.3307 βˆ’0.5388 0.5125
28 0.5858 0.0000 βˆ’0.4610 0.5125
29 βˆ’0.2929 0.5073 βˆ’0.4610 0.5125
30 βˆ’0.2929 βˆ’0.5073 βˆ’0.4610 0.5125
31 0.3139 0.5437 βˆ’0.4864 0.6115
32 0.3139 βˆ’0.5437 βˆ’0.4864 0.6115
33 βˆ’0.6278 0.0000 βˆ’0.4864 0.6114
34 0.5130 0.3974 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
35 0.0876 0.6430 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
36 0.5130 βˆ’0.3974 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
37 βˆ’0.6006 0.2456 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
38 0.0876 βˆ’0.6430 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
39 βˆ’0.6006 βˆ’0.2456 βˆ’0.4589 0.6127
40 0.6611 0.2116 βˆ’0.3857 0.6114
41 βˆ’0.1473 0.6784 βˆ’0.3858 0.6115
42 0.6612 βˆ’0.2116 βˆ’0.3857 0.6115
43 βˆ’0.5138 0.4668 βˆ’0.3857 0.6115
44 βˆ’0.1473 βˆ’0.6784 βˆ’0.3857 0.6115
45 βˆ’0.5138 βˆ’0.4668 βˆ’0.3857 0.6115
46 0.4350 0.5351 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
47 0.2460 0.6442 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
48 0.4350 βˆ’0.5351 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
49 0.2460 βˆ’0.6442 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
50 βˆ’0.6809 0.1091 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
51 βˆ’0.6809 βˆ’0.1091 βˆ’0.2829 0.5125
52 0.7424 0.0000 βˆ’0.2836 0.6127
53 βˆ’0.3712 0.6430 βˆ’0.2836 0.6127
54 βˆ’0.3712 βˆ’0.6430 βˆ’0.2836 0.6127
55 0.6337 0.4129 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
56 0.0407 0.7553 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
57 0.6337 βˆ’0.4129 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
58 βˆ’0.6745 0.3423 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
59 0.0408 βˆ’0.7553 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
60 βˆ’0.6745 βˆ’0.3423 βˆ’0.2421 0.6115
61 0.3123 0.5409 βˆ’0.1193 0.2902
62 0.3123 βˆ’0.5409 βˆ’0.1193 0.2902
63 βˆ’0.6246 0.0000 βˆ’0.1193 0.2902
64 0.7500 0.2116 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
65 0.7500 βˆ’0.2116 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
66 βˆ’0.1917 0.7553 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
67 βˆ’0.5582 0.5437 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
68 βˆ’0.1917 βˆ’0.7553 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
69 βˆ’0.5582 βˆ’0.5437 βˆ’0.1533 0.6115
70 0.5128 0.5351 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
71 0.2070 0.7117 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
72 0.5128 βˆ’0.5351 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
73 0.2070 βˆ’0.7117 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
74 βˆ’0.7198 0.1766 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
75 βˆ’0.7198 βˆ’0.1766 βˆ’0.0791 0.5125
76 0.7439 0.0000 βˆ’0.0469 0.5125
77 βˆ’0.3720 0.6442 βˆ’0.0469 0.5125
78 βˆ’0.3720 βˆ’0.6442 βˆ’0.0469 0.5125
79 0.6883 0.3974 0.0000 0.6127
80 0.0000 0.7948 0.0000 0.6127
81 0.6883 βˆ’0.3974 0.0000 0.6127
82 βˆ’0.6883 0.3974 0.0000 0.6127
83 0.0000 βˆ’0.7948 0.0000 0.6127
84 βˆ’0.6883 βˆ’0.3974 0.0000 0.6127
85 0.3720 0.6442 0.0469 0.5125
86 0.3720 βˆ’0.6442 0.0469 0.5125
87 βˆ’0.7439 0.0000 0.0469 0.5125
88 0.7198 0.1766 0.0791 0.5125
89 0.7198 βˆ’0.1766 0.0791 0.5125
90 βˆ’0.2070 0.7117 0.0791 0.5125
91 βˆ’0.5128 0.5351 0.0791 0.5125
92 βˆ’0.2070 βˆ’0.7117 0.0791 0.5125
93 βˆ’0.5128 βˆ’0.5351 0.0791 0.5125
94 0.5582 0.5437 0.1533 0.6115
95 0.1917 0.7553 0.1533 0.6115
96 0.5582 βˆ’0.5437 0.1533 0.6115
97 0.1917 βˆ’0.7553 0.1533 0.6115
98 βˆ’0.7500 0.2116 0.1533 0.6115
99 βˆ’0.7500 βˆ’0.2116 0.1533 0.6115
100 0.6246 0.0000 0.1193 0.2902
101 βˆ’0.3123 0.5409 0.1193 0.2902
102 βˆ’0.3123 βˆ’0.5409 0.1193 0.2902
103 0.6745 0.3423 0.2421 0.6115
104 βˆ’0.0408 0.7553 0.2421 0.6115
105 0.6745 βˆ’0.3423 0.2421 0.6115
106 βˆ’0.6337 0.4129 0.2421 0.6115
107 βˆ’0.0407 βˆ’0.7553 0.2421 0.6115
108 βˆ’0.6337 βˆ’0.4129 0.2421 0.6115
109 0.3712 0.6430 0.2836 0.6127
110 0.3712 βˆ’0.6430 0.2836 0.6127
111 βˆ’0.7424 0.0000 0.2836 0.6127
112 0.6809 0.1091 0.2829 0.5125
113 0.6809 βˆ’0.1091 0.2829 0.5125
114 βˆ’0.2460 0.6442 0.2829 0.5125
115 βˆ’0.4350 0.5351 0.2829 0.5125
116 βˆ’0.2460 βˆ’0.6442 0.2829 0.5125
117 βˆ’0.4350 βˆ’0.5351 0.2829 0.5125
118 0.5138 0.4668 0.3857 0.6115
119 0.1473 0.6784 0.3857 0.6115
120 0.5138 βˆ’0.4668 0.3857 0.6115
121 βˆ’0.6612 0.2116 0.3857 0.6115
122 0.1473 βˆ’0.6784 0.3858 0.6115
123 βˆ’0.6611 βˆ’0.2116 0.3857 0.6114
124 0.6006 0.2456 0.4589 0.6127
125 βˆ’0.0876 0.6430 0.4589 0.6127
126 0.6006 βˆ’0.2456 0.4589 0.6127
127 βˆ’0.5130 0.3974 0.4589 0.6127
128 βˆ’0.0876 βˆ’0.6430 0.4589 0.6127
129 βˆ’0.5130 βˆ’0.3974 0.4589 0.6127
130 0.6278 0.0000 0.4864 0.6114
131 βˆ’0.3139 0.5437 0.4864 0.6115
132 βˆ’0.3139 βˆ’0.5437 0.4864 0.6115
133 0.2929 0.5073 0.4610 0.5125
134 0.2929 βˆ’0.5073 0.4610 0.5125
135 βˆ’0.5858 0.0000 0.4610 0.5125
136 0.3948 0.3307 0.5388 0.5125
137 0.0890 0.5073 0.5388 0.5125
138 0.3948 βˆ’0.3307 0.5388 0.5125
139 βˆ’0.4838 0.1766 0.5388 0.5125
140 0.0890 βˆ’0.5073 0.5388 0.5125
141 βˆ’0.4838 βˆ’0.1766 0.5388 0.5125
142 0.4672 0.1244 0.6301 0.6115
143 0.4672 βˆ’0.1244 0.6301 0.6115
144 βˆ’0.1258 0.4668 0.6301 0.6115
145 βˆ’0.3413 0.3423 0.6301 0.6115
146 βˆ’0.1258 βˆ’0.4668 0.6301 0.6115
147 βˆ’0.3413 βˆ’0.3423 0.6301 0.6115
148 0.1930 0.3343 0.5053 0.2902
149 0.1930 βˆ’0.3343 0.5053 0.2902
150 βˆ’0.3860 0.0000 0.5053 0.2902
151 0.2539 0.2216 0.6648 0.5125
152 0.0649 0.3307 0.6648 0.5125
153 0.2539 βˆ’0.2216 0.6648 0.5125
154 βˆ’0.3189 0.1091 0.6648 0.5125
155 0.0649 βˆ’0.3307 0.6648 0.5125
156 βˆ’0.3189 βˆ’0.1091 0.6648 0.5125
157 0.2836 0.0000 0.7424 0.6127
158 βˆ’0.1418 0.2456 0.7424 0.6127
159 βˆ’0.1418 βˆ’0.2456 0.7424 0.6127
160 0.0718 0.1244 0.7811 0.6115
161 0.0718 βˆ’0.1244 0.7811 0.6115
162 βˆ’0.1437 0.0000 0.7810 0.6114

TABLE 4
Vertex x/D y/D z/D Face Group of vertices
1 0.0304 0.0117 0.4989 1 204 276 384 312 216
2 0.0304 βˆ’0.0117 βˆ’0.4989 2 205 277 385 313 217
3 βˆ’0.0304 βˆ’0.0117 0.4989 3 206 278 386 314 218
4 βˆ’0.0304 0.0117 βˆ’0.4989 4 207 279 387 315 219
5 0.4989 0.0304 0.0117 5 208 280 388 317 221
6 0.4989 βˆ’0.0304 βˆ’0.0117 6 209 281 389 316 220
7 βˆ’0.4989 βˆ’0.0304 0.0117 7 210 282 390 319 223
8 βˆ’0.4989 0.0304 βˆ’0.0117 8 211 283 391 318 222
9 0.0117 0.4989 0.0304 9 212 284 392 322 226
10 0.0117 βˆ’0.4989 βˆ’0.0304 10 213 285 393 323 227
11 βˆ’0.0117 βˆ’0.4989 0.0304 11 214 286 394 320 224
12 βˆ’0.0117 0.4989 βˆ’0.0304 12 215 287 395 321 225
13 0.0804 βˆ’0.0287 0.4926 13 108 50 24 72 132 156
14 0.0804 0.0287 βˆ’0.4926 14 108 156 264 360 302 194
15 βˆ’0.0804 0.0287 0.4926 15 108 194 182 98 38 50
16 βˆ’0.0804 βˆ’0.0287 βˆ’0.4926 16 109 49 27 75 135 159
17 0.4926 βˆ’0.0804 0.0287 17 109 159 267 363 301 193
18 0.4926 0.0804 βˆ’0.0287 18 109 193 181 97 37 49
19 βˆ’0.4926 0.0804 0.0287 19 110 48 26 74 134 158
20 βˆ’0.4926 βˆ’0.0804 βˆ’0.0287 20 110 158 266 362 300 192
21 0.0287 βˆ’0.4926 0.0804 21 110 192 180 96 36 48
22 0.0287 0.4926 βˆ’0.0804 22 111 51 25 73 133 157
23 βˆ’0.0287 0.4926 0.0804 23 111 157 265 361 303 195
24 βˆ’0.0287 βˆ’0.4926 βˆ’0.0804 24 111 195 183 99 39 51
25 0.0406 0.0756 0.4926 25 112 52 28 76 136 160
26 0.0406 βˆ’0.0756 βˆ’0.4926 26 112 160 268 364 304 196
27 βˆ’0.0406 βˆ’0.0756 0.4926 27 112 196 184 100 40 52
28 βˆ’0.0406 0.0756 βˆ’0.4926 28 113 53 29 77 137 161
29 0.4926 0.0406 0.0756 29 113 161 269 365 305 197
30 0.4926 βˆ’0.0406 βˆ’0.0756 30 113 197 185 101 41 53
31 βˆ’0.4926 βˆ’0.0406 0.0756 31 114 54 30 78 138 162
32 βˆ’0.4926 0.0406 βˆ’0.0756 32 114 162 270 366 306 198
33 0.0756 0.4926 0.0406 33 114 198 186 102 42 54
34 0.0756 βˆ’0.4926 βˆ’0.0406 34 115 55 31 79 139 163
35 βˆ’0.0756 βˆ’0.4926 0.0406 35 115 163 271 367 307 199
36 βˆ’0.0756 0.4926 βˆ’0.0406 36 115 199 187 103 43 55
37 0.0708 βˆ’0.0922 0.4863 37 116 57 32 80 140 164
38 0.0708 0.0922 βˆ’0.4863 38 116 164 272 368 309 201
39 βˆ’0.0708 0.0922 0.4863 39 116 201 189 105 45 57
40 βˆ’0.0708 βˆ’0.0922 βˆ’0.4863 40 117 56 33 81 141 165
41 0.4863 βˆ’0.0708 0.0922 41 117 165 273 369 308 200
42 0.4863 0.0708 βˆ’0.0922 42 117 200 188 104 44 56
43 βˆ’0.4863 0.0708 0.0922 43 118 58 35 83 143 167
44 βˆ’0.4863 βˆ’0.0708 βˆ’0.0922 44 118 167 275 371 310 202
45 0.0922 βˆ’0.4863 0.0708 45 118 202 190 106 46 58
46 0.0922 0.4863 βˆ’0.0708 46 119 59 34 82 142 166
47 βˆ’0.0922 0.4863 0.0708 47 119 166 274 370 311 203
48 βˆ’0.0922 βˆ’0.4863 βˆ’0.0708 48 119 203 191 107 47 59
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348 βˆ’0.1901 βˆ’0.4091 βˆ’0.2157
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350 0.1788 βˆ’0.2285 βˆ’0.4072
351 βˆ’0.1788 βˆ’0.2285 0.4072
352 βˆ’0.1788 0.2285 βˆ’0.4072
353 0.4072 0.1788 0.2285
354 0.4072 βˆ’0.1788 βˆ’0.2285
355 βˆ’0.4072 βˆ’0.1788 0.2285
356 βˆ’0.4072 0.1788 βˆ’0.2285
357 0.2285 0.4072 0.1788
358 0.2285 βˆ’0.4072 βˆ’0.1788
359 βˆ’0.2285 βˆ’0.4072 0.1788
360 βˆ’0.2285 0.4072 βˆ’0.1788
361 0.0200 0.2917 0.4056
362 0.0200 βˆ’0.2917 βˆ’0.4056
363 βˆ’0.0200 βˆ’0.2917 0.4056
364 βˆ’0.0200 0.2917 βˆ’0.4056
365 0.4056 0.0200 0.2917
366 0.4056 βˆ’0.0200 βˆ’0.2917
367 βˆ’0.4056 βˆ’0.0200 0.2917
368 βˆ’0.4056 0.0200 βˆ’0.2917
369 0.2917 0.4056 0.0200
370 0.2917 βˆ’0.4056 βˆ’0.0200
371 βˆ’0.2917 βˆ’0.4056 0.0200
372 βˆ’0.2917 0.4056 βˆ’0.0200
373 0.2647 0.1351 0.4021
374 0.2647 βˆ’0.1351 βˆ’0.4021
375 βˆ’0.2647 βˆ’0.1351 0.4021
376 βˆ’0.2647 0.1351 βˆ’0.4021
377 0.4021 0.2647 0.1351
378 0.4021 βˆ’0.2647 βˆ’0.1351
379 βˆ’0.4021 βˆ’0.2647 0.1351
380 βˆ’0.4021 0.2647 βˆ’0.1351
381 0.1351 0.4021 0.2647
382 0.1351 βˆ’0.4021 βˆ’0.2647
383 βˆ’0.1351 βˆ’0.4021 0.2647
384 βˆ’0.1351 0.4021 βˆ’0.2647
385 0.2980 βˆ’0.0080 0.4014
386 0.2980 0.0080 βˆ’0.4014
387 βˆ’0.2980 0.0080 0.4014
388 βˆ’0.2980 βˆ’0.0080 βˆ’0.4014
389 0.4014 βˆ’0.2980 0.0080
390 0.4014 0.2980 βˆ’0.0080
391 βˆ’0.4014 0.2980 0.0080
392 βˆ’0.4014 βˆ’0.2980 βˆ’0.0080
393 0.0080 βˆ’0.4014 0.2980
394 0.0080 0.4014 βˆ’0.2980
395 βˆ’0.0080 0.4014 0.2980
396 βˆ’0.0080 βˆ’0.4014 βˆ’0.2980
397 0.1296 0.2704 0.4001
398 0.1296 βˆ’0.2704 βˆ’0.4001
399 βˆ’0.1296 βˆ’0.2704 0.4001
400 βˆ’0.1296 0.2704 βˆ’0.4001
401 0.4001 0.1296 0.2704
402 0.4001 βˆ’0.1296 βˆ’0.2704
403 βˆ’0.4001 βˆ’0.1296 0.2704
404 βˆ’0.4001 0.1296 βˆ’0.2704
405 0.2704 0.4001 0.1296
406 0.2704 βˆ’0.4001 βˆ’0.1296
407 βˆ’0.2704 βˆ’0.4001 0.1296
408 βˆ’0.2704 0.4001 βˆ’0.1296
409 0.2977 0.0856 0.3925
410 0.2977 βˆ’0.0856 βˆ’0.3925
411 βˆ’0.2977 βˆ’0.0856 0.3925
412 βˆ’0.2977 0.0856 βˆ’0.3925
413 0.3925 0.2977 0.0856
414 0.3925 βˆ’0.2977 βˆ’0.0856
415 βˆ’0.3925 βˆ’0.2977 0.0856
416 βˆ’0.3925 0.2977 βˆ’0.0856
417 0.0856 0.3925 0.2977
418 0.0856 βˆ’0.3925 βˆ’0.2977
419 βˆ’0.0856 βˆ’0.3925 0.2977
420 βˆ’0.0856 0.3925 βˆ’0.2977
421 0.1484 βˆ’0.2776 0.3884
422 0.1484 0.2776 βˆ’0.3884
423 βˆ’0.1484 0.2776 0.3884
424 βˆ’0.1484 βˆ’0.2776 βˆ’0.3884
425 0.3884 βˆ’0.1484 0.2776
426 0.3884 0.1484 βˆ’0.2776
427 βˆ’0.3884 0.1484 0.2776
428 βˆ’0.3884 βˆ’0.1484 βˆ’0.2776
429 0.2776 βˆ’0.3884 0.1484
430 0.2776 0.3884 βˆ’0.1484
431 βˆ’0.2776 0.3884 0.1484
432 βˆ’0.2776 βˆ’0.3884 βˆ’0.1484
433 0.0888 βˆ’0.3025 0.3881
434 0.0888 0.3025 βˆ’0.3881
435 βˆ’0.0888 0.3025 0.3881
436 βˆ’0.0888 βˆ’0.3025 βˆ’0.3881
437 0.3881 βˆ’0.0888 0.3025
438 0.3881 0.0888 βˆ’0.3025
439 βˆ’0.3881 0.0888 0.3025
440 βˆ’0.3881 βˆ’0.0888 βˆ’0.3025
441 0.3025 βˆ’0.3881 0.0888
442 0.3025 0.3881 βˆ’0.0888
443 βˆ’0.3025 0.3881 0.0888
444 βˆ’0.3025 βˆ’0.3881 βˆ’0.0888
445 0.3111 βˆ’0.1174 0.3734
446 0.3111 0.1174 βˆ’0.3734
447 βˆ’0.3111 0.1174 0.3734
448 βˆ’0.3111 βˆ’0.1174 βˆ’0.3734
449 0.3734 βˆ’0.3111 0.1174
450 0.3734 0.3111 βˆ’0.1174
451 βˆ’0.3734 0.3111 0.1174
452 βˆ’0.3734 βˆ’0.3111 βˆ’0.1174
453 0.1174 βˆ’0.3734 0.3111
454 0.1174 0.3734 βˆ’0.3111
455 βˆ’0.1174 0.3734 0.3111
456 βˆ’0.1174 βˆ’0.3734 βˆ’0.3111
457 0.2337 0.2368 0.3732
458 0.2337 βˆ’0.2368 βˆ’0.3732
459 βˆ’0.2337 βˆ’0.2368 0.3732
460 βˆ’0.2337 0.2368 βˆ’0.3732
461 0.3732 0.2337 0.2368
462 0.3732 βˆ’0.2337 βˆ’0.2368
463 βˆ’0.3732 βˆ’0.2337 0.2368
464 βˆ’0.3732 0.2337 βˆ’0.2368
465 0.2368 0.3732 0.2337
466 0.2368 βˆ’0.3732 βˆ’0.2337
467 βˆ’0.2368 βˆ’0.3732 0.2337
468 βˆ’0.2368 0.3732 βˆ’0.2337
469 0.2768 0.1885 0.3713
470 0.2768 βˆ’0.1885 βˆ’0.3713
471 βˆ’0.2768 βˆ’0.1885 0.3713
472 βˆ’0.2768 0.1885 βˆ’0.3713
473 0.3713 0.2768 0.1885
474 0.3713 βˆ’0.2768 βˆ’0.1885
475 βˆ’0.3713 βˆ’0.2768 0.1885
476 βˆ’0.3713 0.2768 βˆ’0.1885
477 0.1885 0.3713 0.2768
478 0.1885 βˆ’0.3713 βˆ’0.2768
479 βˆ’0.1885 βˆ’0.3713 0.2768
480 βˆ’0.1885 0.3713 βˆ’0.2768
481 0.2603 βˆ’0.2143 0.3692
482 0.2603 0.2143 βˆ’0.3692
483 βˆ’0.2603 0.2143 0.3692
484 βˆ’0.2603 βˆ’0.2143 βˆ’0.3692
485 0.3692 βˆ’0.2603 0.2143
486 0.3692 0.2603 βˆ’0.2143
487 βˆ’0.3692 0.2603 0.2143
488 βˆ’0.3692 βˆ’0.2603 βˆ’0.2143
489 0.2143 βˆ’0.3692 0.2603
490 0.2143 0.3692 βˆ’0.2603
491 βˆ’0.2143 0.3692 0.2603
492 βˆ’0.2143 βˆ’0.3692 βˆ’0.2603
493 0.3394 βˆ’0.0182 0.3667
494 0.3394 0.0182 βˆ’0.3667
495 βˆ’0.3394 0.0182 0.3667
496 βˆ’0.3394 βˆ’0.0182 βˆ’0.3667
497 0.3667 βˆ’0.3394 0.0182
498 0.3667 0.3394 βˆ’0.0182
499 βˆ’0.3667 0.3394 0.0182
500 βˆ’0.3667 βˆ’0.3394 βˆ’0.0182
501 0.0182 βˆ’0.3667 0.3394
502 0.0182 0.3667 βˆ’0.3394
503 βˆ’0.0182 0.3667 0.3394
504 βˆ’0.0182 βˆ’0.3667 βˆ’0.3394
505 0.0287 0.3396 0.3659
506 0.0287 βˆ’0.3396 βˆ’0.3659
507 βˆ’0.0287 βˆ’0.3396 0.3659
508 βˆ’0.0287 0.3396 βˆ’0.3659
509 0.3659 0.0287 0.3396
510 0.3659 βˆ’0.0287 βˆ’0.3396
511 βˆ’0.3659 βˆ’0.0287 0.3396
512 βˆ’0.3659 0.0287 βˆ’0.3396
513 0.3396 0.3659 0.0287
514 0.3396 βˆ’0.3659 βˆ’0.0287
515 βˆ’0.3396 βˆ’0.3659 0.0287
516 βˆ’0.3396 0.3659 βˆ’0.0287
517 0.1352 0.3203 0.3593
518 0.1352 βˆ’0.3203 βˆ’0.3593
519 βˆ’0.1352 βˆ’0.3203 0.3593
520 βˆ’0.1352 0.3203 βˆ’0.3593
521 0.3593 0.1352 0.3203
522 0.3593 βˆ’0.1352 βˆ’0.3203
523 βˆ’0.3593 βˆ’0.1352 0.3203
524 βˆ’0.3593 0.1352 βˆ’0.3203
525 0.3203 0.3593 0.1352
526 0.3203 βˆ’0.3593 βˆ’0.1352
527 βˆ’0.3203 βˆ’0.3593 0.1352
528 βˆ’0.3203 0.3593 βˆ’0.1352
529 0.3436 0.0842 0.3533
530 0.3436 βˆ’0.0842 βˆ’0.3533
531 βˆ’0.3436 βˆ’0.0842 0.3533
532 βˆ’0.3436 0.0842 βˆ’0.3533
533 0.3533 0.3436 0.0842
534 0.3533 βˆ’0.3436 βˆ’0.0842
535 βˆ’0.3533 βˆ’0.3436 0.0842
536 βˆ’0.3533 0.3436 βˆ’0.0842
537 0.0842 0.3533 0.3436
538 0.0842 βˆ’0.3533 βˆ’0.3436
539 βˆ’0.0842 βˆ’0.3533 0.3436
540 βˆ’0.0842 0.3533 βˆ’0.3436
541 0.3091 βˆ’0.1762 0.3513
542 0.3091 0.1762 βˆ’0.3513
543 βˆ’0.3091 0.1762 0.3513
544 βˆ’0.3091 βˆ’0.1762 βˆ’0.3513
545 0.3513 βˆ’0.3091 0.1762
546 0.3513 0.3091 βˆ’0.1762
547 βˆ’0.3513 0.3091 0.1762
548 βˆ’0.3513 βˆ’0.3091 βˆ’0.1762
549 0.1762 βˆ’0.3513 0.3091
550 0.1762 0.3513 βˆ’0.3091
551 βˆ’0.1762 0.3513 0.3091
552 βˆ’0.1762 βˆ’0.3513 βˆ’0.3091
553 0.3491 βˆ’0.0753 0.3499
554 0.3491 0.0753 βˆ’0.3499
555 βˆ’0.3491 0.0753 0.3499
556 βˆ’0.3491 βˆ’0.0753 βˆ’0.3499
557 0.3499 βˆ’0.3491 0.0753
558 0.3499 0.3491 βˆ’0.0753
559 βˆ’0.3499 0.3491 0.0753
560 βˆ’0.3499 βˆ’0.3491 βˆ’0.0753
561 0.0753 βˆ’0.3499 0.3491
562 0.0753 0.3499 βˆ’0.3491
563 βˆ’0.0753 0.3499 0.3491
564 βˆ’0.0753 βˆ’0.3499 βˆ’0.3491
565 0.1931 βˆ’0.3025 0.3481
566 0.1931 0.3025 βˆ’0.3481
567 βˆ’0.1931 0.3025 0.3481
568 βˆ’0.1931 βˆ’0.3025 βˆ’0.3481
569 0.3481 βˆ’0.1931 0.3025
570 0.3481 0.1931 βˆ’0.3025
571 βˆ’0.3481 0.1931 0.3025
572 βˆ’0.3481 βˆ’0.1931 βˆ’0.3025
573 0.3025 βˆ’0.3481 0.1931
574 0.3025 0.3481 βˆ’0.1931
575 βˆ’0.3025 0.3481 0.1931
576 βˆ’0.3025 βˆ’0.3481 βˆ’0.1931
577 0.2495 βˆ’0.2708 0.3383
578 0.2495 0.2708 βˆ’0.3383
579 βˆ’0.2495 0.2708 0.3383
580 βˆ’0.2495 βˆ’0.2708 βˆ’0.3383
581 0.3383 βˆ’0.2495 0.2708
582 0.3383 0.2495 βˆ’0.2708
583 βˆ’0.3383 0.2495 0.2708
584 βˆ’0.3383 βˆ’0.2495 βˆ’0.2708
585 0.2708 βˆ’0.3383 0.2495
586 0.2708 0.3383 βˆ’0.2495
587 βˆ’0.2708 0.3383 0.2495
588 βˆ’0.2708 βˆ’0.3383 βˆ’0.2495
589 0.2392 0.2873 0.3320
590 0.2392 βˆ’0.2873 βˆ’0.3320
591 βˆ’0.2392 βˆ’0.2873 0.3320
592 βˆ’0.2392 0.2873 βˆ’0.3320
593 0.3320 0.2392 0.2873
594 0.3320 βˆ’0.2392 βˆ’0.2873
595 βˆ’0.3320 βˆ’0.2392 0.2873
596 βˆ’0.3320 0.2392 βˆ’0.2873
597 0.2873 0.3320 0.2392
598 0.2873 βˆ’0.3320 βˆ’0.2392
599 βˆ’0.2873 βˆ’0.3320 0.2392
600 βˆ’0.2873 0.3320 βˆ’0.2392
601 0.3254 0.1894 0.3289
602 0.3254 βˆ’0.1894 βˆ’0.3289
603 βˆ’0.3254 βˆ’0.1894 0.3289
604 βˆ’0.3254 0.1894 βˆ’0.3289
605 0.3289 0.3254 0.1894
606 0.3289 βˆ’0.3254 βˆ’0.1894
607 βˆ’0.3289 βˆ’0.3254 0.1894
608 βˆ’0.3289 0.3254 βˆ’0.1894
609 0.1894 0.3289 0.3254
610 0.1894 βˆ’0.3289 βˆ’0.3254
611 βˆ’0.1894 βˆ’0.3289 0.3254
612 βˆ’0.1894 0.3289 βˆ’0.3254
613 0.2887 0.2887 0.2887
614 0.2887 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
615 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887
616 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
617 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887 0.2887
618 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887 βˆ’0.2887
619 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 0.2887
620 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887 βˆ’0.2887

TABLE 5
Sphere x/D y/D z/D d/D
1 0.3189 0.0000 0.5160 0.2254
2 0.3189 0.0000 βˆ’0.5160 0.2254
3 βˆ’0.3189 0.0000 0.5160 0.2254
4 βˆ’0.3189 0.0000 βˆ’0.5160 0.2254
5 0.5160 βˆ’0.3189 0.0000 0.2254
6 0.5160 0.3189 0.0000 0.2254
7 βˆ’0.5160 0.3189 0.0000 0.2254
8 βˆ’0.5160 βˆ’0.3189 0.0000 0.2254
9 0.0000 βˆ’0.5160 0.3189 0.2254
10 0.0000 0.5160 βˆ’0.3189 0.2254
11 0.0000 0.5160 0.3189 0.2254
12 0.0000 βˆ’0.5160 βˆ’0.3189 0.2254
13 0.0794 0.2166 0.7473 0.5800
14 0.0159 0.3710 0.6884 0.5800
15 βˆ’0.0954 0.2425 0.7375 0.5800
16 βˆ’0.0794 0.2166 βˆ’0.7473 0.5800
17 βˆ’0.0159 0.3710 βˆ’0.6884 0.5800
18 0.0954 0.2425 βˆ’0.7375 0.5800
19 βˆ’0.0794 βˆ’0.2166 0.7473 0.5800
20 βˆ’0.0159 βˆ’0.3710 0.6884 0.5800
21 0.0954 βˆ’0.2425 0.7375 0.5800
22 0.0794 βˆ’0.2166 βˆ’0.7473 0.5800
23 0.0159 βˆ’0.3710 βˆ’0.6884 0.5800
24 βˆ’0.0954 βˆ’0.2425 βˆ’0.7375 0.5800
25 0.7473 0.0794 0.2166 0.5800
26 0.6884 0.0159 0.3710 0.5800
27 0.7375 βˆ’0.0954 0.2425 0.5800
28 0.7473 βˆ’0.0794 βˆ’0.2166 0.5800
29 0.6884 βˆ’0.0159 βˆ’0.3710 0.5800
30 0.7375 0.0954 βˆ’0.2425 0.5800
31 βˆ’0.7473 βˆ’0.0794 0.2166 0.5800
32 βˆ’0.6884 βˆ’0.0159 0.3710 0.5800
33 βˆ’0.7375 0.0954 0.2425 0.5800
34 βˆ’0.7473 0.0794 βˆ’0.2166 0.5800
35 βˆ’0.6884 0.0159 βˆ’0.3710 0.5800
36 βˆ’0.7375 βˆ’0.0954 βˆ’0.2425 0.5800
37 0.2166 0.7473 0.0794 0.5800
38 0.3710 0.6884 0.0159 0.5800
39 0.2425 0.7375 βˆ’0.0954 0.5800
40 0.2166 βˆ’0.7473 βˆ’0.0794 0.5800
41 0.3710 βˆ’0.6884 βˆ’0.0159 0.5800
42 0.2425 βˆ’0.7375 0.0954 0.5800
43 βˆ’0.2166 0.7473 βˆ’0.0794 0.5800
44 βˆ’0.3710 0.6884 βˆ’0.0159 0.5800
45 βˆ’0.2425 0.7375 0.0954 0.5800
46 βˆ’0.2166 βˆ’0.7473 0.0794 0.5800
47 βˆ’0.3710 βˆ’0.6884 0.0159 0.5800
48 βˆ’0.2425 βˆ’0.7375 βˆ’0.0954 0.5800
49 0.4459 0.3763 0.5208 0.5800
50 0.5208 0.4459 0.3763 0.5800
51 0.3763 0.5208 0.4459 0.5800
52 0.3665 0.5049 βˆ’0.4717 0.5800
53 0.5049 0.4717 βˆ’0.3665 0.5800
54 0.4717 0.3665 βˆ’0.5049 0.5800
55 0.3665 βˆ’0.5049 0.4717 0.5800
56 0.5049 βˆ’0.4717 0.3665 0.5800
57 0.4717 βˆ’0.3665 0.5049 0.5800
58 0.4459 βˆ’0.3763 βˆ’0.5208 0.5800
59 0.5208 βˆ’0.4459 βˆ’0.3763 0.5800
60 0.3763 βˆ’0.5208 βˆ’0.4459 0.5800
61 βˆ’0.3665 0.5049 0.4717 0.5800
62 βˆ’0.5049 0.4717 0.3665 0.5800
63 βˆ’0.4717 0.3665 0.5049 0.5800
64 βˆ’0.4459 0.3763 βˆ’0.5208 0.5800
65 βˆ’0.5208 0.4459 βˆ’0.3763 0.5800
66 βˆ’0.3763 0.5208 βˆ’0.4459 0.5800
67 βˆ’0.4459 βˆ’0.3763 0.5208 0.5800
68 βˆ’0.5208 βˆ’0.4459 0.3763 0.5800
69 βˆ’0.3763 βˆ’0.5208 0.4459 0.5800
70 βˆ’0.3665 βˆ’0.5049 βˆ’0.4717 0.5800
71 βˆ’0.5049 βˆ’0.4717 βˆ’0.3665 0.5800
72 βˆ’0.4717 βˆ’0.3665 βˆ’0.5049 0.5800
73 0.0315 βˆ’0.0822 0.7752 0.5761
74 0.0315 0.0822 βˆ’0.7752 0.5761
75 βˆ’0.0315 0.0822 0.7752 0.5761
76 βˆ’0.0315 βˆ’0.0822 βˆ’0.7752 0.5761
77 0.7752 βˆ’0.0315 0.0822 0.5761
78 0.7752 0.0315 βˆ’0.0822 0.5761
79 βˆ’0.7752 0.0315 0.0822 0.5761
80 βˆ’0.7752 βˆ’0.0315 βˆ’0.0822 0.5761
81 0.0822 βˆ’0.7752 0.0315 0.5761
82 0.0822 0.7752 βˆ’0.0315 0.5761
83 βˆ’0.0822 0.7752 0.0315 0.5761
84 βˆ’0.0822 βˆ’0.7752 βˆ’0.0315 0.5761
85 0.1888 0.3367 0.6780 0.5761
86 0.1888 βˆ’0.3367 βˆ’0.6780 0.5761
87 βˆ’0.1888 βˆ’0.3367 0.6780 0.5761
88 βˆ’0.1888 0.3367 βˆ’0.6780 0.5761
89 0.6780 0.1888 0.3367 0.5761
90 0.6780 βˆ’0.1888 βˆ’0.3367 0.5761
91 βˆ’0.6780 βˆ’0.1888 0.3367 0.5761
92 βˆ’0.6780 0.1888 βˆ’0.3367 0.5761
93 0.3367 0.6780 0.1888 0.5761
94 0.3367 βˆ’0.6780 βˆ’0.1888 0.5761
95 βˆ’0.3367 βˆ’0.6780 0.1888 0.5761
96 βˆ’0.3367 0.6780 βˆ’0.1888 0.5761
97 0.1573 βˆ’0.3877 0.6585 0.5761
98 0.1573 0.3877 βˆ’0.6585 0.5761
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The foregoing description and drawings should be considered as illustrative only of the principles of the invention. The invention may be configured in a variety of shapes and sizes and is not intended to be limited by the embodiment shown. In addition, the statements made with respect to one embodiment apply to the other embodiments, unless otherwise specifically noted. For example, the statements regarding FIG. 2(a) with respect to size, shape and geometry apply equally to the embodiments of FIGS. 3, 7-9, 12. It is further understood that the description and scope of invention apply equally (though the descriptions have not been repeated) for each structure that is the same or similar between each of the various embodiment, and whether or not those structures have been assigned a similar reference numeral.

Numerous applications of the invention will readily occur to those skilled in the art. Therefore, it is not desired to limit the invention to the specific examples disclosed or the exact construction and operation shown and described. Rather, all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention.

Claims

1. A golf ball comprising:

a body having an outer shell with an outersurface; and

a pattern formed in the outer surface of said body, the pattern comprising a polyhedron having a plurality of flat faces, each of said plurality of flat faces having one or more sharp edges.

2. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of faces are circumscribed in a sphere, wherein only the sharp corners forming vertices of the polyhedron lie on the sphere.

3. The golf ball of claim 2, said sphere having a diameter of at least 1Β·68 in.

4. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein at least one of the plurality of faces of the polyhedron contains one or more dimples.

5. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of faces are each in a plane.

6. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of faces are contiguous to touch one another and form a single continuous outer surface of said body.

7. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of faces are at an angle with respect to one another to define said one or more sharp edges and said one or more sharp corners.

8. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said pattern comprises a Goldberg polyhedron.

9. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of faces comprise a plurality of first faces having a first shape and a plurality of second faces having a second shape.

10. The golf ball of claim 9, wherein said first shape comprises a pentagon and said second shape comprises a hexagon.

11. The golf ball of claim 9, wherein said plurality of first faces comprise twelve and said plurality of second faces comprise 150.

12. The golf ball of claim 9, wherein a ration of said plurality of first faces to said plurality of second faces comprises 12.5:1.

13. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said plurality of flat faces having one or more sharp corners.

14. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said edges are linear.

15. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein two neighboring flat faces form an angle substantially less than 180 degrees.

16. The golf ball of claim 1, wherein said sharp edges have a radius of curvature that is less than 0.001 D, where D is the diameter of a circumscribed sphere of said golf ball.

17. A method of forming a golf ball, comprising:

forming an outer surface; and,

forming a pattern in the outer surface, the pattern having a plurality of flat surfaces defining sharp edges and points therebetween.