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Fractal Tiling with the Extended Modular Group

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Computational and Information Science (CIS 2004)

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Automatic generation of fractal tiling patterns with the symmetry of the extended modular group is considered. Thanks to the unique one to one relationship between points in the upper half complex plane and the corresponding points in the fundamental region of the extended modular group, we can generate fractal tiling with the extended modular group by repeating the fractal pattern created in the fundamental region to the other tiling regions. We also produce such a kind of tiling in the unit disk by conformal mapping fractal tiling in the upper half complex plane. The method provides a novel approach for devising exotic fractal tiling patterns with symmetries.

Supported by Tianyuan Foundation, National Nature Science Foundation of China (No. A0324649).

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Ye, Rs., Zou, Yr., Lu, J. (2004). Fractal Tiling with the Extended Modular Group. In: Zhang, J., He, JH., Fu, Y. (eds) Computational and Information Science. CIS 2004. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 3314. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-30497-5_45

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