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I. A. Ivanov-Pogodaev

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Automata system in finitelly generated groups

We prove that any finite system of interacted automata can not leave some finite arear of Calley graph of periodic group. If group has non-periodic element, then its Calley graph can be explored by some finite automata with 3 pebbles. If group is finitely generated and aperiodic then it can not be explored by any system of finite automata.

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On the determinicity of paths on substitution complexes

The paper is devoted to the study of combinatorial determinacy properties of a family of substitution complexes consisting of quadrilaterals glued side-to-side with each other. These properties are useful in constructing algebraic structures with a finite number of defining relations. In particular, this method was used when constructing a finitely presented infinite nisemigroup satisfying the identity x^9 =0. This construction responds to the problem of L. N. Shevrin and M. V. Sapir. In this paper, we investigate the possibility of coloring the entire sequence of complexes into a finite number of colors, in which the property of weak determinism is fulfilled: if the colors of the three vertices of a certain quadrilateral are known, then the color of the fourth side is uniquely determined, except in some cases of a special arrangement of the quadrilateral.

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Interlocking of convex polyhedra: towards a geometric theory of fragmented solids

We present structures comprised of identical convex polyhedra which are interlocked geometrically. These sets cannot be disassembled by removing individual polyhedra by translations and/or rotations. The shapes that permit interlocking arrangements include all five platonic solids. Criteria for interlocking based on transformations of the cross-sections of the elements in a 3D reconstruction of a layer from its middle cross-section are formulated. A generalization to higher dimensions is also given. In particular, an interlocking layer of four-dimensional cubes is described.

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