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T-Tetrominos in Arithmetic Progression
Published 2022-07-01Version 1
A famous result of D. Walkup is that an $m\times n$ rectangle may be tiled by T-tetrominos if and only if both $m$ and $n$ are multiples of 4. The ``if'' portion may be proved by tiling a $4\times 4$ block, and then copying that block to fill the rectangle; but, this leads to regular, periodic tilings. In this paper we investigate how much ``order'' must be present in every tiling of a rectangle by T-tetrominos, where we measure order by length of arithmetic progressions of tiles.
Comments: 10 pages, 11 figures
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