The traditional Pisot substitution conjecture

Let Φ\Phi be a one-dimensional substitution with unimodular irreducible incidence matrix MM, meaning that the characteristic polynomial of MM is irreducible over Q\mathbb Q, and let λ\lambda be its inflation, assumed to be a Pisot number. The traditional Pisot substitution conjecture. The R\mathbb R-action on the tiling space ΩΦ\Omega_{\Phi} has pure discrete spectrum. This is the classical one-dimensional Pisot substitution conjecture, which the paper relates to a strengthening involving essential cohomology; no resolution is supplied in the source.

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Marcy Barge and Jean-Marc Gambaudo, “Geometric realization for substitution tilings”, arXiv:1111.6641 (2011).

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