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The problem of deriving explicit coordinates for quasicrystal approximants is solved in all cases where the quasicrystal has an inflation symmetry. In the higher-dimensional space R n , from which the quasiperiodic pattern is obtained by the cut method, the inflation symmetry is represented by a hyperbolic modular matrix (with integer entries) leaving the 'physical' space invariant. But this matrix also generates, by iteration, a sequence of (rational) approximant spaces which converges to the irrational space. A simple algorithm is described, providing the approximant periodic lattice and the set of vertices within a unit cell.
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M. Duneau (1989) studied this question.
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