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Tilings associated with non-Pisot matrices (English)
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1 August 2007
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A tiling substitution \(\Theta\), mapping tiles in \(\mathbb{R}^2\) to finite tiling patches, induces a mapping \(\theta = \partial\Theta\) on the boundaries, which in turn has associated to it a structure matrix \(A\). This matrix is frequently hyperbolic with a two-dimensional expanding subspace. This paper seeks to reverse this process. Given a hyperbolic matrix \(A\) in \(\text{GL}_d(\mathbb{Z})\) having a 2-dimensional expanding subspace and satisfying certain conditions, the authors construct a 1-dimensional substitution \(\theta\) that has A as its structure matrix, and a tiling substitution \(\Theta\) with \(\theta = \partial\Theta\). These conditions on \(A\) do not include a Pisot condition but rather a condition on what they call the oriented compound of \(A\), a matrix associated to \(A\). The authors use the Ammann matrix to illustrate the theory throughout the paper.
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tiling substitution
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non-Pisot condition
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deBruijn diagram
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Ammann matrix
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Binet-Cauchy theorem
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hyperbolic matrix
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structure matrix
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