What is the name of a figure for which it is impossible to find an axis along which the coordinates of all points of the figure are equal to zero?

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Albert2018-10-15 01:13:46

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Albert, 2018-10-15 01:13:46

What is the name of a figure for which it is impossible to find an axis along which the coordinates of all points of the figure are equal to zero?

What is the general word for a figure for which in a space of dimension d it is impossible to find an axis along which the coordinates of all points k of this figure are equal to zero?
In 1D it will be a point
In 2D it will be a polygon
In 3D it will be a polyhedron
What will happen in 4D?
Polysphere?
And the main question is how to call such a figure a common word?
Add. Question - what is the name of this property of the figure?

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