Roger Federer - Career statistics - Records

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Structured data parsed from Wikipedia. Records All time tournament records All time tournament records Grand Slam Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Guinness World Records Guinness World Records As of 2018 Federer holds the world's highest number of Guinness World Records within one discipline, a total of 27, which include 22 performance based records. Open Era records Open Era records bold italics Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone Stands alone

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Number of Data columns : 3 Number of Data rows : 59
Categories : knowledge, demography, politics, economy

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Data row number	Time span	Other selected records	Players matched

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Johnson solid - Enumeration - Modified cupolae and rotundae

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Structured data parsed from Wikipedia. Modified cupolae and rotundae Johnson solids 18 to 48 are derived from cupolae and rotundae. Elongated and gyroelongated cupolae and rotundae Elongated and gyroelongated cupolae and rotundae Bicupolae Bicupolae The triangular gyrobicupola is an Archimedean solid (in this case the cuboctahedron), so it is not a Johnson solid. Cupola rotundae and birotunda Cupola rotundae and birotunda The pentagonal gyrobirotunda is an Archimedean solid (in this case the icosidodecahedron), so it is not a Johnson solid. Elongated bicupolae Elongated bicupolae The elongated square orthobicupola is an Archimedean solid (in this case the rhombicuboctahedron), so it is not a Johnson solid. Elongated cupola rotundae and birotundae Elongated cupola rotundae and birotundae Gyroelongated bicupolae, cupola rotunda, and birotunda Gyroelongated bicupolae, cupola rotunda, and birotunda These Johnson solids have 2 chiral forms.

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