Hiromi Ei

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Chuo University, Japan

Connectedness of atomic surfaces generated by invertible substitutions

When we consider Pisot primitive unimodular irreducible substitution over two letters, we know connectedness of its atomic surface thanks to the following theorem:

Theorem 1. [1] Let σ be a primitive unimodular substitution over {1, 2}. Then the Rauzy fractals X1, X2 and X1 ∪ X2 are intervals if and only if σ is invertible.

But we don’t know how invertibility works on the property of connectedness in the case of three letters or in the case of reducible case. I will discuss these cases showing some examples.