JORGE NAVARRO’s research while affiliated with University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College and other places

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An aperiodic tiling using a dynamical system and Beatty sequences
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September 2007

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STANLEY EIGEN

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JORGE NAVARRO

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Wang tiles are square unit tiles with colored edges. A finite set of Wang tiles is a valid tile set if the collection tiles the plane (using an unlim- ited number of copies of each tile), the only requirements being that adjacent tiles must have common edges with matching colors and each tile can be put in place only by translation. In 1995 Kari and Culik gave examples of tile sets with 14 and 13 Wang tiles respectively, which only tiled the plane ape- riodically. Their tile sets were constructed using a piecewise multiplicative function of an interval. The fact the sets tile only aperiodically is derived from properties of the function.

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... Wang has conjectured that only regular periodic tilings are possible, but this conjecture was refuted later and aperiodic tilings of the plane were found; the smallest known set for which an aperiodic tiling does exist consists in 13 tiles [16,18]. See also [12] for some recent results, seen from a mathematical perspective. ...

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Self-Assembling Interactive Modules: A Research Programme
An aperiodic tiling using a dynamical system and Beatty sequences