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This image from the authors' webpage shows the hexagons formed by the 'kites', which makes it easier to understand how the tiling works: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca
by gniv 4y ago
This image from the authors' webpage shows the hexagons formed by the 'kites', which makes it easier to understand how the tiling works: https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/hat/examples/hats.png https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~csk/hat/examples/hats.png
- caf 4y agoThe colours aren't actually part of the solution, right? That's just to make it easier to visually comprehend?
- tobr 4y agoI think they show the clusters? Light/dark blue = H, gray = F, white = T or P. Not sure, seems like you’d want one color per cluster rather than two colors for one and one color for two.
- firstlink 4y agoCorrect, the colors are not part of the tiling. They showi some additional structure which is used in the proofs of aperiodicity (and tiling). That said, the coloring is chosen in relation to the dark blue tiles, which are reflected relative to all other tiles.