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The author considers the following problem: What kind of structures can be built from copies of a finite number of different components by using local rules. In the survey-like article the author investigates the problem under three aspects: a) statistical mechanics, b) ergodic theory and c) rotations and statistical symmetry. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0861.00015].
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