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Fourier transform of Rauzy fractals and point spectrum of 1D Pisot inflation tilings

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arxiv 1907.11012 v2 pith:IDRQ7ECS submitted 2019-07-25 math.MG math-phmath.MP

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Primitive inflation tilings of the real line with finitely many tiles of natural length and a Pisot--Vijayaraghavan unit as inflation factor are considered. We present an approach to the pure point part of their diffraction spectrum on the basis of a Fourier matrix cocycle in internal space. This cocycle leads to a transfer matrix equation and thus to a closed expression of matrix Riesz product type for the Fourier transforms of the windows for the covering model sets. In general, these windows are complicated Rauzy fractals and thus difficult to handle. Equivalently, this approach permits a construction of the (always continuously representable) eigenfunctions for the translation dynamical system induced by the inflation rule. We review and further develop the underlying theory, and illustrate it with the family of Pisa substitutions, with special emphasis on the Tribonacci case.

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  1. Purity results for some arithmetically defined measures

    math.DS 2019-08 reject novelty 6.0 of 10

    For Pisot bases and sofic digit shifts, generalized Erdős measures are always pure, and absolute continuity is equivalent to vanishing of the Fourier limits along beta powers.

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