Nonexistence conjecture for LR cubical and canonical cut-and-project sets with convex shapes

Let d>1d>1, and let Cd\mathcal{C}_d' be the collection of convex sets in Rd\mathbb{R}^d with inradii at least 1/21/2. A cut-and-project set is called cubical or canonical as in the paper, and LR\mathrm{LR} and LRΩ\mathrm{LR}_\Omega denote the corresponding repetitivity properties with respect to a collection of shapes. Nonexistence conjecture. For d>1d>1, there are no cubical or canonical cut-and-project sets which are LR\mathrm{LR} or LRΩ\mathrm{LR}_\Omega with respect to Cd\mathcal{C}_d'. The question is presented as an open problem for future work; the authors explain that their preceding arguments do not settle it.

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Alan Haynes, Henna Koivusalo and James Walton, “Perfectly ordered quasicrystals and the Littlewood conjecture”, arXiv:1506.05649 (2015).

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