Andrey Egorov
We study finite-volume convex hyperbolic $4$-polytopes whose dihedral angles are all equal to a fixed strictly acute angle $α$. Put $α_0=\arccos(1/3)$ and $α_1=\arccos(1/4)$. We first show that the class is empty for $α<α_0$. For $α_0\leqα<α_1$, the unique polytope of minimum volume is the regular hyperbolic $4$-simplex with dihedral angle $α$. As $α$ increases to $α_1$, this simplex degenerates to a Euclidean one and no hyperbolic simplex exists at $α_1$. For $α_1\leqα<π/2$, the unique minimum is the regular equiangular hyperbolic $4$-cube. The proof combines the hyperbolic Gram--Euler relation with the Davis--Okun theorem on the Charney--Davis inequality for flag triangulations of the $3$-sphere. The geometric step is a missing-face argument showing that the boundary of the dual of every nonsimplex in the class is flag.