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Pattern Equivariant Representation Variety of Tiling Spaces for Any Group G

Abstract

It is well known that the moduli space of flat connections on a trivial principal bundle MxG, where G is a connected Lie group, is isomorphic to the representation variety Hom(π_1(M), G)/G. For a tiling T, viewed as a marked copy of R^d, we define a new kind of bundle called pattern equivariant bundle over T and consider the set of all such bundles. This is a topological invariant of the tiling space induced by T, which we call PREP(T), and we show that it is isomorphic to the direct limit lim_{f_n} Hom(π_1(Γ_n), G)/G, where Γ_n are the approximants to the tiling space and f_n are maps between them. G can be any group. As an example, we choose G to be the symmetric group S_3 and we calculate this direct limit for the Period Doubling tiling and its double cover, the Thue-Morse tiling, obtaining different results. This is the simplest topological invariant that can distinguish these two examples.

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H. O. Erdin. 2010-02-07. Pattern Equivariant Representation Variety of Tiling Spaces for Any Group G. https://arxiv.org/abs/1002.1460

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