Tiling by translates of a function: results and open problems
Abstract
We say that a function f ∈ L1(R) tiles at level w by a discrete translation set ⊂ R, if we have Σλ ∈ f(x-λ)=w a.e. In this paper we survey the main results, and prove several new ones, on the structure of tilings of R by translates of a function. The phenomena discussed include tilings of bounded and of unbounded density, uniform distribution of the translates, periodic and non-periodic tilings, and tilings at level zero. Fourier analysis plays an important role in the proofs. Some open problems are also given.
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