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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAperiodicity in equilibrium systems: Between order and disorder
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Spatial aperiodicity occurs in various models and material s. Although today the most well-known examples occur in the area of quasicrystals, other applications might also be of interest. Here we discuss some issues related to the notion and occurrence of aperiodic order in equilibrium statistical mechanics. In particular, we consider some spectral characterisations,and shortly review what is known about the occurrence of aperiodic order in lattice models at zero and non-zero temperatures. At the end some more speculative connections to the theory of (spin-)glasses are indicated.
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