Fractal Tetrahedron

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A tetrahedron is divided into four tetrahedra and one octahedron. Then each tetrahedron is divided again in the same way. This process could be continued to form a fractal structure. A face of the divided tetrahedron would become a Sierpinski sieve and the 3D tetrahedral parts would form a tetrix (or Sierpinski sponge).

Contributed by: Sándor Kabai (May 2007)
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