Holey Hyperbolic Polyforms

Abstract

A polyform is a planar figure formed by gluing congruent regular polygons along entire edges. We study polyforms in hyperbolic p,q-tessellations and the extremal problem of minimizing the number of tiles needed to realize exactly h holes. Denoting this minimum by gp,q(h), we establish general lower and upper bounds, compute exact values in several small cases, and give a sufficient structural condition for a polyform to have h holes and gp,q(h) tiles.

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