Quoting one comment from a previous discussion:<p><pre><code> It actually looks more like a redefinition
than a new discovery: "It may be confusing
because Goldberg called them polyhedra, a
perfectly sensible name to a graph theorist,
but to a geometer, polyhedra require planar
faces "
</code></pre>
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