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Chiral polytopes are highly symmetric abstract polytopes that have maximal rotational symmetry but no reflections. Until recently, very few examples of chiral d-polytopes with rank d≥5 were known. In this paper we extend a construction for chiral 4-polytopes (with tetrahedral facets) to produce two infinite families of chiral d-polytopes with simplex facets, for every integer d≥5. Specifically, we show that for every d≥5, there exists a chiral d-polytope with automorphism group isomorphic to the alternating group An and a chiral d-polytope with automorphism group isomorphic to the symmetric group Sn, for all but finitely many n. In each case the facets are simplices, and the vertex-figures are chiral. Our extended construction can also be modified to produce four families of regular d-polytopes with simplices as facets, and automorphism groups isomorphic to An, Sn, An×C2 and Sn×C2 for all but finitely many n.
Conder et al. (Tue,) studied this question.