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Spectral Sets and Factorizations of Finite Abelian Groups

✍ Scribed by Jeffrey C Lagarias; Yang Wang


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1997
Tongue
English
Weight
439 KB
Volume
145
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-1236

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✦ Synopsis


A spectral set is a subset 0 of R n with Lebesgue measure 0<+(0)< such that there exists a set 4 of exponential functions which form an orthogonal basis of L 2 (0). The spectral set conjecture of B. Fuglede states that a set 0 is a spectral set if and only if 0 tiles R n by translation. We study sets 0 which tile R n using a rational periodic tile set S=Z n +A, where

We characterize geometrically bounded measurable sets 0 that tile R n with such a tile set. Certain tile sets S have the property that every bounded measurable set 0 which tiles R n with S is a spectral set, with a fixed spectrum 4 S . We call 4 S a universal spectrum for such S. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for a rational periodic set 4 to be a universal spectrum for S, which is expressed in terms of factorizations AΓ„ B=G where G=Z N1 _ } } } _Z Nn , and A := A (mod Z n ). In dimension n=1 we show that S has a universal spectrum whenever N 1 is the order of a ``good'' group in the sense of Hajo s, and for various other sets S.


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