Tilings of \(\mathbb{Z}\) with multisets of distances (Q6553166)

A tiling of \(\mathbb{Z}\) is collection of disjoint sets, called tiles, which cover \(\mathbb{Z}\). Given a multiset \(T = \{ d_1,d_2,\dots,d_s \}\) of distances, a major question is, does there exist a tiling of \(\mathbb{Z}\) for which the multiset of distances between consecutive points is equal to the multiset \(T\)? The authors generalize numerous previous results, by giving a sufficient condition that such a tiling exits. In this generalization the multiset of distances can have arbitrarily many distinct values.