On the Heesch number for the hyperbolic plane
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The article deals with the Heesch number on the hyperbolic (Lobachevski) plane. It is defined as the maximum possible order of a corona for a given polygon. It is shown that there exists a polygon with arbitrary Heesch number on the hyperbolic plane.
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