Titlebook: Beyond Quasicrystals; Les Houches, March 7 Fran?oise Axel,Denis Gratias Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1995

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Trace mapsIn several problems arising in the quasicrystal theory one is faced with the problem of computing as simply as possible the traces of matrices defined by recursion using a substitution scheme. To be more specific, let us take an example.

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Organization of Hostile Military Expeditionsntacrystal is any quasicrystal whose points can be written, relative to some basis {..,..., ..} of a real .-dimensional Euclidean space ?., with coefficients in ?[.], the quadratic extension of the rational number field ?. In these lecture notes all quasicrystals are pentacrystals even if they do.no

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Counterfeiting of Foreign Currencythe lattice Γ of minimal dimension . which has . as (part of) its point group. The .-dimensional representation of . must be reducible and contain a 3. representation. Split .. into this representation space .. and its orthogonal complement, construct discrete quasiperiodic patterns by projection fr

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Satellite Capabilities and Orbitsucture coherence length as large as that in good crystals. The X-ray diffraction experiments give us today the intensities of hundreds of independent reflections. This would largely suffice to determine the structure of any crystalline metallic alloy, but our knowledge of the structure of QC is stil

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Satellite Capabilities and Orbits the atomic structure of one unit cell, but also the type of long-range order has to be determined, while the lattice periodicity even of bad quality regular crystal structures is taken for granted. This means that, for instance, the analysis of a typical intermetallic structure with ≈10. atoms in t

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