Point Group - Four Dimensions

Four Dimensions

The four-dimensional point groups, limiting to purely reflectional groups, can be listed by their Coxeter group, and like the polyhedral groups of 3D, can be named by their related convex regular 4-polytopes. Related pure rotational groups exist for each with half the order, defined by an even number of reflections, and can be represented by the bracket Coxeter notation with a '+' exponent, for example + has three 3-fold gyration points and symmetry order 60. Front-back symmetric groups like and can be doubled, shown as double brackets in Coxeter's notation, for example ] with its order doubled to 240.

Coxeter group/notation Coxeter diagram Order Related polytopes
A4 120 5-cell
A4×2 ] 240 5-cell dual compound
BC4 384 16-cell/Tesseract
D4 192 Demitesseractic
D4×2 = BC4 <> = = 384
D4×6 = F4 ] = = 1152
F4 1152 24-cell
F4×2 ] 2304 24-cell dual compound
H4 14400 120-cell/600-cell
A3×A1 48 Tetrahedral prism
A3×A1×2 ,2] = = 96 Octahedral prism
BC3×A1 96
H3×A1 240 Icosahedral prism
A2×A2 36 Duoprism
A2×BC2 48
A2×H2 60
A2×G2 72
BC2×BC2 64
BC22×2 ] 128
BC2×H2 80
BC2×G2 96
H2×H2 100
H2×G2 120
G2×G2 144
I2(p)×I2(q) 4pq
I2(2p)×I2(q) ,2,q] = = 8pq
I2(2p)×I2(2q) ],2,] = = 16pq
I2(p)2×2 ] 8p2
I2(2p)2×2 ,2,]] = ] = 32p2
A2×A1×A1 24
BC2×A1×A1 32
H2×A1×A1 40
G2×A1×A1 48
I2(p)×A1×A1 8p
I2(2p)×A1×A1×2 ,2,2] = = 16p
I2(p)×A12×2 ] = = 16p
I2(2p)×A12×4 ],2,] = = 32p
A1×A1×A1×A1 16 4-orthotope
A12×A1×A1×2 ,2,2] = = 32
A12×A12×4 ],2,] = = 64
A13×A1×6 ,2] = = 96
A14×24 ] = = 384

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