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Fractal tiling

If a set tiles the plane, then its dimension must be two so it's not fractal. Its boundary might be fractal, though! This collection contains some notebooks that use iterated function systems to explore the possibilities.
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Self-affine tiles
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Nov 29, 2021•4
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Tutorial on self-affine tiles
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Mark McClure
Dec 5, 2021•1
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The Twindragon (with boundary) This notebook is a fork
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Nov 29, 2021•2
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The Twindragon
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Mark McClure
Nov 8, 2021
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The tame twindragon
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Mark McClure
Dec 10, 2021•2
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A self-affine tile with holes
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Dec 9, 2021•8 3
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Self-affine tiles via polygon merge
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Dec 9, 2021•1
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The Eisenstein fractions
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Mark McClure
Dec 9, 2021•2
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