Reeve tetrahedra refer to a particular type of geometric structure in the field of topology and computational geometry. Specifically, a Reeve tetrahedron is a tetrahedron that is formed through a specific type of triangulation of a polytope or a higher-dimensional manifold. The term is named after mathematician J. M. Reeve, who contributed to the understanding of geometric structures and properties in higher dimensions.
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