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As explained in the linked page, the third value in the sequence is infinite. The fourth in the sequence is five.

• laughinghan 9y ago
  Nitpick: I think you meant "infinity" not "infinite". Infinite is an adjective, infinity is a noun.
  • chrisrhoden 9y ago
    I'm not a mathematician but I tend to avoid using the word infinity and prefer "infinite value" as I used above.
    • yequalsx 9y ago
      In the context of the sequence in the article I think "infinite value" is confusing. Infinity is a better choice. Using infinity signifies that that number of regular polytopes is not finite. The ∞ in this context just means that there is no bound on the number of regular polytopes and not meant to be taken as an actual number. When you say infinite value it makes me think, "Which infinite value?" There are infinitely many infinite cardinal numbers. Am mathematician.
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