Seal pyramids (v, d, g)

Studies of Boolean functions
sequences related to seals
(a) (a, d) (a, v, d, g) (v, d, g) (v, d) (v, g) (v, g=0) (v)
smallest house size Valerian Juniper Syringa Peach Hawthorn TurnedFir Gardenia Ambrosia
GCD of house sizes Nepeta Thuja Buddleja Apricot Buckthorn TurnedSpruce Gladiolus Akanthus
Buddleja · Cydonia = Jacaranda Salvia Buxus Cydonia Quince Holly SlopedGinger Ginger Aconite
number of seals Daisy Oak Jacaranda Cherry Birch TurnedPine Geranium Aster
number of rooms Calluna Yew Petrea SlopedMagnolia Lime SlopedLavender Lavender Heather
number of houses Clover Elm Wisteria
axes

Each pair of seal hyperpyramids (a, v, d, g) can be reduced to a pyramid with axes valency, depth and gravity.

Pyramid Peach

pyramid Peach

Pyramid Apricot

Pyramid Quince

Pyramid Cherry

pyramid Cherry

This pyramid appears also with the keys (a, d, v). But here it has the keys (v, d, g), and is the reduction of hyperpyramid pair Wisteria.