Example 3.18 (A variation) . [04IK]
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Example 3.18 (A variation).
In the previous example, all edges of were straight lines, but one can perturb them in the sense of Examples 3.9, 3.11 and 3.13. In fact we can form a new by keeping the vertices fixed and connecting them through smooth curves, which are small perturbations of the straight edges of the previous example. If these curves stay inside the -faces of , then the affine structure on can be defined just like above.