Ball-homeomorphism conjecture for the twindragons B and C

The twindragons B\mathcal B and C\mathcal C are self-affine tiles in the plane. Ball-homeomorphism conjecture. The twindragons B\mathcal B and C\mathcal C are homeomorphic to a ball. The preceding discussion shows that these are the only two twindragons that could still have the structure of a polyhedron, although the authors expect that this is not quite the case; the ball-homeomorphism claim is presented as an expectation and is not established here.

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Christoph Bandt, “Combinatorial topology of three-dimensional self-affine tiles”, arXiv:1002.0710 (2010).

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