Acronym	gidsac
Name	great disnub cube, compound of 6 squap
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Circumradius	sqrt((4+sqrt(2))/8) = 0.822664
Vertex figure	[33,4]
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Squares pairwise fall into coincident face planes. So either they can be considered separately (type A); or they are considered as (regular) 2-square-compounds (type B).

Incidence matrix

(Type A)

 48 |  2  2 |  3  1 || 1
----+-------+-------++--
  2 | 48  * |  1  1 || 1
  2 |  * 48 |  2  0 || 1
----+-------+-------++--
  3 |  1  2 | 48  * || 1
  4 |  4  0 |  * 12 || 1
----+-------+-------++--
♦ 8 |  8  8 |  8  2 || 6

(Type B)

 48 |  2  2 |  3 1 || 1
----+-------+------++--
  2 | 48  * |  1 1 || 1
  2 |  * 48 |  2 0 || 1
----+-------+------++--
  3 |  1  2 | 48 * || 1
  8 |  8  0 |  * 6 || 2
----+-------+------++--
♦ 8 |  8  8 |  8 2 || 6