What is a rigon?

A rigon is a type of multi-dimensional geometric shape that generalizes the concept of a polygon and polyhedron to higher dimensions. It consists of vertices, edges, and faces, with each face being a lower-dimensional analogue of the rigon itself. In mathematical contexts, rigons can be studied in relation to their properties, symmetries, and applications in fields like topology and geometry. The term is less common than simpler shapes like polygons or polyhedra, and its precise definition can vary depending on the mathematical framework being used.