Tiling the Plane without Supersymmetry
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Abstract: We present a way of tiling the plane with a regular hexagonal network of defects. The network is stable and follows in consequence of the three-junctions that appear in a model of two real scalar fields that presents symmetry. The symmetry is effective in both the vacuum and defect sectors, and no supersymmetry is required to build the network.
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