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Periodicity of tiles in finite Abelian groups

Abstract

In this paper, we introduce the periodic tiling (PT) property for finite abelian groups. A finite abelian group is said to have the PT property if every non-periodic set that tiles the group by translation admits a periodic tiling complement. This notion extends the scope beyond groups with the Haj\'os property. We give a complete classification of cyclic groups possessing the PT property and identify certain non-cyclic groups that enjoy the PT property but fail to satisfy the Haj\'os property.. As a byproduct, we obtain new families of groups for which the implication ``Tile $\Longrightarrow$ Spectral" holds. Furthermore, for elementary $p$-groups with the PT property, by analyzing the structure of tiles, we prove that every tile is a complete set of representatives of the cosets of some subgroup.

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Shilei Fan, Tao Zhang. 2024-08-23. Periodicity of tiles in finite Abelian groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/2408.12901

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