Aperiodic tilings
Aperiodic tilings
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非周期性瓷砖
DOI:
10.1007/s002220050153
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Shahar Mozes
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作者:
Shahar Mozes
Let X be a Riemannian manifold. An X-tiling system, or simply a tiling system where X is understood, is a finite collection J-of colored compact subsets of X called tiles together with a finite set of rules controlling which finite (up to a bounded size) configurations of adjacent tiles are allowed (" admissible"). We shall consider only tiles C which are homeomorphic to balls in X. A tiling co is a partition (tessellation) of X of the form X= U Cg where each Cg is an isometric copy of some tile of the set J-so that the interior of any two of these tiles Ci are disjoint. Each of the Ci's will be colored in such a way that all the finite configurations appearing in the tiling co are admissible. A tiling will be called periodic if it factors via a tiling of a compact quotient manifold M= F\X of X (where F< Is (X) is a torsion free uniform lattice). A tiling will be called weakly periodic if it factors via a tiling of a proper quotient manifold M= Z\X of X (where Z< Is (X) is any nontrivial discrete torsion free subgroup of Is (X)).