Conjecture on equivalence of irrational-angle tilings to triquadratic tilings
Conjecture on equivalence of irrational-angle tilings to triquadratic tilings
Let be a triangle that is -tiled, meaning it is tiled by congruent triangles. Let the tile have angles and satisfying
and suppose that is not a rational multiple of . Equivalence conjecture. The tiling is equivalent to a triquadratic tiling, where equivalence is the transitive closure of replacing a parallelogram in a connected component by a parallelogram lattice-tiled in a different way. This concerns the unresolved classification of tilings and the number of tilings for a fixed triangle, tile, and .
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Michael Beeson, “Triangle Tiling: The case 3α+ 2β= π”, arXiv:1206.2229 (2019).
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