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Matching Rules as Cocycle Conditions: Discrete Potentials on Penrose and Canonical Projection Tilings

Elshad Allahyarov, Jonathan Washburn, Sebastian Pardo-Guerra

Matching rules for aperiodic tilings are exactly equivalent to the existence of consistent integer height functions through closed 1-cochains.

arxiv:2603.13553 v1 · 2026-03-13 · math.CO · math.GT

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C1strongest claim

A four-way equivalence holds between matching rules, Ammann bar continuity, cycle closure of the associated 1-cochains, and height-function existence, proved for candidate tilings without presupposing any of the four conditions.

C2weakest assumption

The half-edge/gluing construction produces a globally consistent antisymmetric 1-cochain precisely when adjacent tiles agree on shared edges, and this agreement is equivalent to the classical matching rules for the families considered.

C3one line summary

Matching rules, Ammann-bar continuity, 1-cochain cycle closure, and height-function existence are equivalent via a half-edge gluing construction on Penrose and canonical-projection tilings.

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arxiv: 2603.13553 · arxiv_version: 2603.13553v1 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2603.13553 · pith_short_12: U2BMAT36M5SU · pith_short_16: U2BMAT36M5SUH4KF · pith_short_8: U2BMAT36
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