A deltahedron is, according to Wikipedia,
a polyhedron whose faces are all equilateral triangles.
There is only one deltahedron with four faces: the tetrahedron.
Likewise, there is only one deltahedron with six faces: the triangular bipyramid
There are two with eight faces:
- the octahedron
- the biaugmented tetrahedron (not convex)
And at least five with 10 faces:
- the pentagonal bipyramid
- the augmented octahedron (contains coplanar faces)
- the three triaugmented tetrahedra
I'm looking to see if anyone has computed the number of deltahedra with $2n$ faces. I did a cursory OEIS search, but didn't find anything.
Is there a known formula or recurrence relation for the number of deltahedra that can be constructed from $2n$ equilateral triangles? If so, is there a corresponding OEIS entry?
Consider the Shlegel diagram of these polyhedra https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlegel_diagram
The Schlegel diagram of these object are planar graphs all of whose faces are triangles, so their duals are trivalent planar graphs. These objects are enumerated by the OEIS sequence $A000109$ https://oeis.org/A000109