Using Monte Carlo computer simulations, we find strong evidence for a novel, finite-temperature, Ising-like transition in the alignment of unit cells in icosahedral quasicrystals. The Ising-like transition may be related to the transition in phason behavior from a locked (Penrose-tiling-like) phase at low temperatures to an unlocked (random-tiling-like) phase at high temperatures.
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