Pentagonal domain exchange
The dynamics of a piecewise isometry \(T\) with rotations by \(2\pi i/5\) on a certain lozenge is studied. Using the fact that it has a self-inducing structure, it was shown in [\textit{S. Akiyama} et al., Tsukuba J. Math. 32, No. 1, 197--251 (2008; Zbl 1209.37018)] that almost all points, in particular all points in \(\mathbb{Z}[\zeta]\), lie in pentagons with periodic orbits. The authors are interested in the dynamics of the aperiodic points. They are contained in the attractor of an iterated function system and are recognized by a Büchi automaton. The restriction of \(T\) to this attractor preserves the self-similar measure given by the IFS and is isomorphic to the 2-adic odometer. The orbit of each aperiodic point is uniformly distributed with respect to this measure. Moreover, the corresponding symbolic dynamical system is an \(S\)-adic shift given by a set of 4 substitutions. Points with purely periodic multiplicative coding are characterized with the help of a natural extension. Generalizations to other self-similar systems, in particular to a rotation by \(4\pi/7\), and the role of Pisot numbers as scaling constants are discussed.
- Rotations by /7
- Renormalization of one-parameter families of piecewise isometries
- Polygonal invariant curves for a planar piecewise isometry
- Aperiodic orbits of piecewise rational rotations of convex polygons with recursive tiling
- Geometry, dynamics, and arithmetic of S-adic shifts
- The Arithmetic of Discretized Rotations
- Self-similarity in piecewise isometric systems
- Geodesic laminations as geometric realizations of Pisot substitutions
- Geometric realization and coincidence for reducible non-unimodular Pisot tiling spaces with an application to -shifts
- Numeration systems and Markov partitions from self similar tilings
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