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A350148
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Number of distinct (left- or right-handed, but not both) two-dimensional, Hilbert-style space-filling curve motifs on the 2n+1 X 2n+1 square subdivision, that, when recursively iterated using strict edge-replacement, create always self-avoiding paths formed of sub-square edges in the lattice.
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OFFSET
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0,4
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COMMENTS
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The paper proves that all motifs for a given n>=0 fall into F(n-1) zipping modes, where F(n) is the n-th Fibonacci number. Each mode represents a fixed state of all edges along the boundary of the motif that allows it to zip with itself. For n=4, 10101 = 600 + 9441 (F(4-1) = 2 modes); For n=5, 20305328 = 58936 + 19854452 + 391940 (F(5-1) = 3 modes).
A000532 represent Hilbert-style motifs also, but they are self-avoiding paths connecting sub-square centers. This sequence counts Hilbert-style motifs as self-avoiding paths along sub-square edges. In both cases, these self-avoiding paths in the square lattice can be considered Hamiltonian cycles on a 2D toroidal grid-graph.
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EXAMPLE
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The n=0 case is the trivial/idempotent identity motif and does not converge to a space-filling curve. There are no solutions for the 2n X 2n case.
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KEYWORD
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nonn,walk,more
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STATUS
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approved
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