The mortar-and-brick conjecture for -QPDSs in the triangular lattice
The mortar-and-brick conjecture for -QPDSs in the triangular lattice
Let be the triangular lattice. A -QPDS in has an associated hexagonal structure whose hexagons have types , , and . Mortar-and-brick conjecture. No -QPDS in contains two different triples of pairwise adjacent hexagons in with pairwise different types , , and . This conjecture concerns the apparent restriction on viewing the triangles of as mortar binding and separating its hexagons as bricks; the source does not indicate that it has been resolved.
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Primary source
Italo J. Dejter, “Quasiperfect domination in triangular lattices”, arXiv:0903.3685 (2009).
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