2203.07743
Fibonacci Direct Product Variation Tilings
Michael Baake, Franz Gähler, Jan Mazáč
correctmedium confidence
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- Specialist/Solid
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:56 AM
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Audit review
The paper’s main theorem explicitly states that the 28 inflation tiling dynamical systems with polygonal windows form a single topological conjugacy class, and proves it by (i) showing each parallelogram-window DPV is MLD to a sheared DP tiling (Fact 5.1), (ii) establishing a common cut-and-project scheme with a torus parametrization, and (iii) constructing a conjugacy via matching torus points and extending by continuity (Proposition 5.12), culminating in Theorem 5.13 . The candidate solution follows the same strategy: same CPS, same use of the torus factor, define the conjugacy on a dense set via sections, and extend using regularity (boundary measure zero). Minor differences are expository (e.g., the candidate compresses the extension step using general results on continuity of sections), but mathematically it aligns with the paper’s construction and conclusions.
Referee report (LaTeX)
\textbf{Recommendation:} minor revisions \textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid \textbf{Justification:} The manuscript establishes a strong topological conjugacy classification for the polygonal-window subclass of Fibonacci DP/DPV tilings. The proof is rigorous and uses well-established CPS and torus-factor methods. While largely clear, a few technical points (continuity/sections at non-singular fibres; boundary-measure issues for windows) could be made more explicit for readers less familiar with the model-set literature. Overall, the work is correct and a solid contribution to the specialized literature on aperiodic order.