Canonical Substitution Tiling
Tilings that can be constructed using the canonical projection method, where the window is the projection of the unit hypercube to the window space.
This method was first used by N.G. deBruijn [de 81] to construct the Penrose Rhomb substitution rule. His method was used by F. Beenker to construct the Ammann-Beenker rule [Bee82].
In fact the construction used by N.G. deBruijn and F. Beenker was not the canonical projection method, but the multigrid method. The multigrid method takes several sets of parallel lines distributed over a one dimensional lattice and puts a tile at every intersection of two lines. This method was shown to be equivalent to the canonical projection method in [GR86] and [KGR88].
The method was used to find many other examples and sets of examples were found for example [Soc89],[BJK91],[BKSZ90],[BJS91],[SW92],[SMS89],[PHK00],[Ing92],[Ing93],[Zob92].
The classification of all canonical projection tilings that have a substitution rule were given by E. Harriss [HL04],[Har03].
The cohomology of the tiling spaces for canonical projection tilings is given in [FHK02].
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