Fang Fang - The Distribution and Empire of the Vertex Configurations in Quasicrystals @QuantumGravityResearch

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This talk by Dr. Fang Fang covers the following three topics:

1. Quasicrystal vertex types and their frequencies, mapped by sectors in the vertical space, using the Penrose tiling as an example.

2. Quasicrystal empires and their densities influenced by the volumetric projection in the vertical space.

3. Quasicrystal average valance ranks and their correlation to the efficiency of the network; using the vertex frequency and the empire density to obtain the average valance rank and determining the efficiency of a network.

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Fang Fang - The Distribution and Empire of the Vertex Configurations in Quasicrystals

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