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Tilings with congruent edge coronae. (English) Zbl 1472.52026

Cunningham, Gabriel (ed.) et al., Polytopes and discrete geometry. AMS special session, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA, April 21–22, 2018. Providence, RI: American Mathematical Society (AMS). Contemp. Math. 764, 251-272 (2021).
A normal tiling of the Euclidean plane is a cover of the plane by non-overlapping closed topological discs such that their diameters are bounded from above and their inradii are bounded from below by positive constants, and such that the intersection of any two tiles is either empty or a singleton or an arc. Such arcs are called edges of the tiling. A centred edge corona is composed of the centre of an edge and of all tiles having a non-empty intersection with that edge. A tiling is called edge-transitive or isotoxal if its symmetry group acts transitively on the set of all its edges. The authors show that every normal tiling with pairwise congruent centred edge coronae is isotoxal, and they classify such tilings.
For the entire collection see [Zbl 1467.52001].

MSC:

52C20 Tilings in \(2\) dimensions (aspects of discrete geometry)
05B45 Combinatorial aspects of tessellation and tiling problems
58D19 Group actions and symmetry properties
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