Monotileable amenable groups

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A monotile \(T\) in a discrete group \(G\) is a finite set for which one can find a set \(C\) such that \(\{Tc: c\in C\}\) is a covering by disjoint sets. Theorem: Any residually finite amenable group has a sequence of finite almost invariant sets that tile the group. Several features of this class of groups are presented, including a construction of such tiles for any solvable group.NEWLINENEWLINEFor the entire collection see [Zbl 0961.00011].




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