Abstract: We consider tilings and packings of by integral translates of cubes , which are -periodic. Such cube packings can be described by cliques of an associated graph, which allow us to classify them in dimension . For higher dimension, we use random methods for generating some examples. Such a cube packing is called {em non-extendible} if we cannot insert a cube in the complement of the packing. In dimension 3, there is a unique non-extendible cube packing with 4 cubes. We prove that -dimensional cube packings with more than cubes can be extended to cube tilings. We also give a lower bound on the number of cubes of non-extendible cube packings. Given such a cube packing and , we denote by the number of cubes inside the -cube and call {em second moment} the average of . We prove that the regular tiling by cubes has maximal second moment and give a lower bound on the second moment of a cube packing in terms of its density and dimension.
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