Fixed-Parameter Extrapolation and Aperiodic Order
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Publication:6237968
arXiv1212.2889MaRDI QIDQ6237968FDOQ6237968
Authors: S. Fenner, Frederic Green, S. Homer
Publication date: 12 December 2012
Abstract: Fix any . We say that a set is - if, whenever and are in , the point is also in . If is also (topologically) closed, then we say that is -. We investigate the properties of -convex and -clonvex sets and prove a number of facts about them. Letting be the least -clonvex superset of , we show that if is convex in the usual sense, then must be either or or , depending on . We investigate which make convex, derive a number of conditions equivalent to being convex, and give several conditions sufficient for to be convex or not convex; in particular, we show that is either convex or uniformly discrete. Letting R_lambda, we show that is closed, discrete and contains only algebraic integers. We also give a sufficient condition on for and some other related -convex sets to be discrete by introducing the notion of a strong PV number. These conditions give rise to a number of periodic and aperiodic Meyer sets (the latter sometimes known as "quasicrystals"). The paper is in four parts. Part I describes basic properties of -convex and -clonvex sets, including convexity versus uniform discreteness. Part II explores the connections between -convex sets and quasicrystals and displays a number of such sets, including several with dihedral symmetry. Part III generalizes a result from Part I about the -convex closure of a path, and Part IV contains our conclusions and open problems.
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