Regular Polyhedra formula

I found this formula that you put in S for how many sided polygons and P for how many meet at a vertex and gives the number of Edges, Faces, and Vertices it must have...

**Proof
There are 3 formulas describing such polyhedra...
Euler's formula for polyhedra:
F = E-V+2
Another one saying that the number of Faces times the number of sides on each face equals twice the number of edges, because every edge connects two faces.
F*S = 2*E
And one more saying that the number of vertices times the number of edges connecting to it equals twice the number of edges, because every edge connects two vertices.
V*P = 2*E

These solve in terms of S and P as the formula for E, F, and V given.

For example if we want triangles so S=3 meeting 5 at each vertex:

It says there must be 30 edges, 20 faces and 12 vertices, which is the regular icosahedron. 

I find it interesting that the assumptions are quite general, Euler's formula for polyhedra can be proven even over topologies with holes in them like a donut, and the other two would certainly still be true. But it says you could never have say a 1000 vertex donut polyhedra where the whole surface is divided into triangles and 5 meet at every vertex, because the only solution is for there to be 12 vertices for that configuration of S and P.

**Note**
I was thinking about how a toroid can be broken into almost any number of 4 sided figures with 4 edges meeting at each vertex.. there is a caveat that these formulas end up dividing by 0 for S=4 and P=4...